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6April-May 1949
$0.10

War Against Crime #6

EC · April-May 1949 · on sale 1949-01-03

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Identification plate

Series
War Against Crime (EC, 1948 series)
Issue
#6
Publication date
April-May 1949
Key date
1949-04-00
On-sale date
1949-01-03
Indicia publisher
L. L. Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Johnny Craig; inks: Johnny Craig
1The Woman Who Loved Lifecomic story10script: Johnny Craig; pencils: Johnny Craig; inks: Johnny Craig; letters: Jim WrotenEd Calhoun (Policeman, Midge's husband); unnamed warehouse guard (death); Midge Calhoun (villain, death); Pete Halladay (villain, death)
2The Crusher!comic story8pencils: Ed Waldman; inks: Ed Waldman; letters: Jim Wroten
3Too Big for the Job!text story1.75letters: typeset
4-statement of ownership0.25script: Frank D. Lee
5Money-Hungrycomic story9script: Al Feldstein; pencils: Al Feldstein; inks: Al Feldstein; letters: Jim Wroten

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The Woman Who Loved Life and Other Stories
ISBN 978-1-68396-201-4
2019On eBay ›
Terror Train and Other Stories
ISBN 9781683963295
2020On eBay ›

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