Publishers / Fawcett / Beware! Terror Tales (1952) / #7
7May 1953
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Beware! Terror Tales #7

Fawcett · May 1953

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Series
Beware! Terror Tales (Fawcett, 1952 series)
Issue
#7
Publication date
May 1953
Key date
1953-05-00
Indicia publisher
Fawcett Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Bob McCarty; inks: Bob McCartyThe Mummy (host)
1The Man who Defeated Death!comic story10script: Bill Woolfolk; pencils: Maurice Gutwirth; inks: Maurice Gutwirth; letters: Ed HamiltonThe Mummy (Horror-Host); Roger Capar; Death; Ellen Capar; Dr. Rine
2Dripping Terrorcomic story5pencils: Anthony Cataldo; inks: Anthony Cataldo; letters: Charlotte JetterThe Mummy (Horror-Host); Captain Enoch Claughton; Mauna; Joseph Claughton
3Last Express!comic story10pencils: Sheldon Moldoff; inks: Sheldon Moldoff; letters: Ed HamiltonThe Mummy (Horror-Host); Fred Ormesbee; Death
4Tempest in a Teapottext story2script: John MartinEphraim Scroon; Rod Richards' Eli Thompkins
5The Walking Cadavercomic story5pencils: Bob McCarty; inks: Bob McCarty; letters: Ed HamiltonHiram Gehr; Leach; Hawk Quentin; The Lords of Judgement

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A Beware! Terror Tales Treasury
ISBN 978-1724171405
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