Publishers / Fawcett / Spy Smasher (1941) / #5
5June 24, 1942
$0.10

Spy Smasher #5

Fawcett · June 24, 1942 · on sale 1942-04-22

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Series
Spy Smasher (Fawcett, 1941 series)
Issue
#5
Publication date
June 24, 1942
Key date
1942-06-24
On-sale date
1942-04-22
Indicia publisher
Fawcett Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Gus Ricca; inks: Gus RiccaSpy Smasher [Alan Armstrong]; George Washington (Mount Rushmore); Thomas Jefferson (Mount Rushmore); Theodore Roosevelt (Mount Rushmore); Abraham Lincoln (Mount Rushmore); Nazis
2These Smash Stories Inside!table of contents1pencils: various; inks: variousThe Victory Battalion [Al Bronson; Jimmy; rest un-named]; Bruno (villain)
3Death Over Washingtoncomic story17pencils: Emil Gershwin; inks: Emil GershwinSpy Smasher [Alan Armstrong]; Admiral Thompson (death); Senator Williams; Admiral Corby; Eve Corby; Death [Baroness Von Todt] (villain, introduction, death); "Satan" (villain, introduction, a German spy, death)
4Wow Comicspromo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: various; inks: various; letters: typesetMister Scarlet [Brian Butler]; Pinky; Commando Yank [Chase Yale]; Phantom Eagle [Mickey Malone]
5The Two-Faced Killer!comic story13pencils: Emil Gershwin; inks: Emil GershwinSpy Smasher [Alan Armstrong]; Admiral Corby; Eve Corby; Casey (private detective); Henry Grogan (investigator, death); Bruno [as Williams] (villain, introduction)
6The Woman Who Doomed a Million Men!comic story6pencils: Harry Anderson; inks: Harry AndersonMrs. Greenhow (introduction, Confederate spy); BG Irvin McDowell (guest star); President Abraham Lincoln (guest star); General George B. McClellan (guest star); Allan Pinkerton (guest star)
7Spy Smasher Vs. America Smashercomic story11pencils: Emil Gershwin; inks: Emil GershwinSpy Smasher [Alan Armstrong]; Admiral Corby; Eve Corby; America Smasher (villain)
8The Chinese Pheasanttext story2script: Paul Sinderson (signed); pencils: ? (illustration); inks: ? (illustration); letters: typesetSteve Laston; Japanese (villains, all die)
9The Victory Battalioncomic story13pencils: Emil Gershwin; inks: Emil GershwinSpy Smasher [Alan Armstrong]; The Victory Battalion [Al Bronson; Jimmy; others unnamed] (Spy Smasher's kid club, introduction); unnamed museum professor; Herr Schnitzel; his spies [Louie the Bull; others unnamed] (villains, introduction for all)

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