Danger Trail #4 (1951) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Reign of the Scarlet Umbrella!	cover	1	pencils: Carmine Infantino; inks: Joe Giella
2	The Reign of the Scarlet Umbrella!	comic story	12	script: Robert Kanigher; pencils: Carmine Infantino; inks: Joe Giella
5	Editorial Advisory Board	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.5	letters: typeset
6	Vengeance of the Matterhorn	comic story	8	script: Robert Kanigher; pencils: Bob Oksner; inks: Joe Giella
8	Colonel Cornwall	comic story	0.67	script: Hy Rosen; pencils: Hy Rosen; inks: Hy Rosen; letters: Hy Rosen	Colonel Cornwall
10	The Vanishing Island!	comic story	8	script: David Vern; pencils: Frank Giacoia; inks: Frank Giacoia
11	"Slim" Chance	comic story	0.75	script: Hi Mankin; pencils: Hi Mankin; inks: Hi Mankin; letters: Hi Mankin	Slim Chance
13	Prisoner of Gold	comic story	1	pencils: Gil Kane; inks: Gil Kane
14	Danger Trail Junction	letters page	2	script: Murray Boltinoff; pencils: Carmine Infantino; inks: Joe Giella	King Faraday
15	Panic Stalks the Forest at the Dread Cry of "Warpath!"	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	pencils: Fred Ray; inks: Fred Ray	Tom Hawk, Dan Hunter, Tomahawk
16	How to Bring Christmas Cheer	public service announcement	1	script: Jack Schiff; pencils: Creig Flessel; inks: Win Mortimer	Clark Kent, Superboy
17	The End of the Arctic	comic story	8	script: David Vern; pencils: Alex Toth; inks: Bernard Sachs
18	New -- And Great! Big Town	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	pencils: Dan Barry; inks: Dan Barry	Steve Wilson

Plus 7.08 pages of advertisements and other matter across 9 sequences, as published.

Collection	Year
My Greatest Adventure #5	1955	On eBay ›
Superboy #49	1956	On eBay ›

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