Publishers / Fawcett / Spy Smasher (1941) / #6
6August 26, 1942
$0.10

Spy Smasher #6

Fawcett · August 26, 1942

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Series
Spy Smasher (Fawcett, 1941 series)
Issue
#6
Publication date
August 26, 1942
Key date
1942-08-10
Indicia publisher
Fawcett Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Mac Raboy; inks: Mac Raboy
1contents pagetable of contents1
2Once a Navy Man, Always a Navy Mancomic story16pencils: Gene McDonald; inks: Gene McDonaldRoy Richards (Intro); Manco Largo (Villain; Intro); Kull (Villain; Intro; Death)
3True Spy Secretscomic story2
4Hideous Hideocomic story15pencils: Gene McDonald; inks: Gene McDonaldHideo (Villain; Intro)
5Death At the Launchingtext story2script: Douglas Mann
6The Ghost Squadroncomic story12pencils: Emil Gershwin, Gene McDonald; inks: Emil Gershwin, Gene McDonaldBaron Von Kurtz (Villain; Intro)
7One-Man War on the Zeppelinscomic story4
8Virginia, Mother of Fighting Americanscomic story9pencils: Gene McDonald; inks: Gene McDonaldGrandpappy Swire (Intro); Sgt. Bob Swire (his grandson; Intro); Baron Von Kurtz (Villain); Lona (Villain; Intro); Karl (Villain; Intro)

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