Publishers / Fawcett / Don Winslow of the Navy (1943) / #29
29October-November 1945
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Don Winslow of the Navy #29

Fawcett · October-November 1945

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Series
Don Winslow of the Navy (Fawcett, 1943 series)
Issue
#29
Publication date
October-November 1945
Key date
1945-10-00
Indicia publisher
Fawcett Publications, Incorporated
Price
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Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Invitation to Trouble!cover1letters: typesetDon Winslow
1Here's a Language the Japs Can Understand!public service announcement1Don Winslow
2Wanted, the Renegadecomic story6.67pencils: John JordanThe Renegade (villain; intro)
3Don Winslow Presents: Coast Guard "Firsts"text article0.33
5-comic story0.5script: Victor Pazmiño; pencils: Victor Pazmiño; inks: Victor Pazmiño
6He's Very Modest, in His Own Waycomic story0.5script: Tom McNamara; pencils: Tom McNamara; inks: Tom McNamara
7Invitation to Trouble!comic story7
9Don Winslow's Crossword Puzzleactivity0.5letters: typeset
10Don Winslow Presents a New Fighting Ship: The Consolidated PBY "Catalina"text article0.5
11He's a Martyr to His Artcomic story0.5script: Tom McNamara; pencils: Tom McNamara; inks: Tom McNamara
12-comic story0.5
13Ship's Captain at 12text story1script: Joe Millard
14Lifeboat Equipmenttext article1letters: typeset
15Overland Trek - a Marine Yarncomic story8

Plus 3 pages of advertisements and other matter across 3 sequences, as published.

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