Whiz Comics #105 (1949) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	The Son of Shazam	cover	1	pencils: C. C. Beck; inks: C. C. Beck	Captain Marvel [Billy Batson] (also inset); Golden Arrow [Roger Parsons] (inset); The Son of Shazam
1	Contents Page	foreword, introduction, preface, afterword	1		Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]
2	The Son of Shazam	comic story	9	script: Otto Binder; pencils: Kurt Schaffenberger; inks: Kurt Schaffenberger	Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]; Wizard Shazam; The Son of Shazam (villain, introduction)
3	No Object	comic story	0.5
4	How to Cool Your Gruel	comic story	0.5	script: Basil Wolverton; pencils: Basil Wolverton; inks: Basil Wolverton; colors: Basil Wolverton	Croucher K. Conk
6	The Duo of Crime	comic story	6.67
7	Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc.	statement of ownership	0.33	letters: typeset
8	Wicky's Pony Express	text story	2	script: Rod Reed
9	Meets Longo of the Congo	comic story	8.67	script: Bill Woolfolk; pencils: Louis Cazeneuve; inks: Louis Cazeneuve	Lance O'Casey; Mike Bellew; Longo (introduction); Drupsa (introduction)
10	Gabby Hayes	illustration	0.33		Gabby Hayes
11	The Pay Off	comic story	0.5
13	The Baby Face Bandit	comic story	4	script: Frank Little; pencils: Frank Bolle; inks: Frank Bolle; letters: Frank Little
14	Specialist	comic story	0.5
15	The Captain Marvel Club	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.5		Billy Batson
16	The Skull of Evil	comic story	8	pencils: Charlie Tomsey; inks: Charlie Tomsey	Ba-Zhan

Plus 2.5 pages of advertisements and other matter across 3 sequences, as published.

Collection	Year
The Culture Corner #[nn] ISBN 978-160699-308-8	2010	On eBay ›

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