Spy Smasher #4 (1942) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Irvin Steinberg; inks: Irvin Steinberg	Alan Armstrong, Spy Smasher
2	-	table of contents	1		The Man in the Iron Mask
3	The Crime of Pearl Harbor!	comic story	18	pencils: Emil Gershwin; inks: Emil Gershwin	Alan Armstrong, Admiral Corby, Eve Corby, Spy Smasher
5	The Man in the Iron Mask!	comic story	13	script: Otto Binder; pencils: Emil Gershwin; inks: Emil Gershwin	Alan Armstrong, Admiral Corby, Eve Corby, Adolf Hitler, Spy Smasher
6	Murder Tests a Bomber	text story	2	letters: typeset	Dick Wylie; Major Anders; Colonel Hike [Ludwig Von Holz]
7	George Washington, Hope of the Patriots	comic story	6		George Washington
8	Stamp That Moved a Canal	cartoon	1		Christopher Columbus
9	Old Soldiers March Again!	comic story	9		Alan Armstrong, Eve Corby, Spy Smasher
10	-	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	pencils: Mac Raboy; inks: Mac Raboy	Alan Armstrong, Jim Barr, Billy Batson, Bulletman, Brian Butler, Captain Marvel, Minute-Man, Mr. Scarlet, Spy Smasher, Jack Weston
11	The Stolen Battleship!	comic story	12	pencils: Emil Gershwin; inks: Emil Gershwin	Alan Armstrong, Admiral Corby, Eve Corby, Spy Smasher
12	-	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	pencils: ? (photograph); inks: ? (photograph); letters: typeset

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

Collection	Year
Men of Mystery Comics #38	2003	On eBay ›
Men of Mystery Comics #41	2003	On eBay ›
Spy Smasher [Mighty Midget Comic] #11	1942	On eBay ›

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