Publishers / Fawcett / Master Comics (1940) / #14
14May 1941
$0.10

Master Comics #14

Fawcett · May 1941 · on sale 1941-04-04

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Identification plate

Series
Master Comics (Fawcett, 1940 series)
Issue
#14
Publication date
May 1941
Key date
1941-05-00
On-sale date
1941-04-04
Indicia publisher
Fawcett Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Charles Sultan; inks: Charles SultanMinute-Man, Jack Weston
1The Becker Kidnap Plotcomic story9pencils: Binder Studio; inks: Binder StudioJim Barr, Bulletman
2Opium and Arsoncomic story7pencils: Ken BattefieldKen Wyman, ace reporter [Devil's Dagger]; Mr. H (villain)
3Czar Jewel Gangcomic story7pencils: George Tuska; inks: George TuskaEl Carim
4-comic story1
5Illyria and the Explosive Formulacomic story8pencils: Charles Sultan; inks: Charles SultanMinute-Man, Jack Weston
6Good for Eviltext story2script: Carl Formes
7The Underground Worldcomic story7pencils: Rafael Astarita; inks: Rafael AstaritaCaptain Venture; Kran (first appearance, villain, death)
8The Crystal Crashes a Costume Ballcomic story8pencils: Ken Battefield; inks: Ken BattefieldThe Companions Three [Don; Spike; Nifty]; The Crystal (villain)
9Showdown With the Purple Hoodscomic story8pencils: Ralph Carlson; inks: Ralph CarlsonBuck Jones; Purple Hoods (villains)
10To Save the Dalai Lamacomic story7pencils: Mac Raboy; inks: Mac RaboyZoro

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