Publishers / Fiction House / Fight Comics (1940) / #42
42February 1946
$0.10

Fight Comics #42

Fiction House · February 1946 · on sale 1945-11-12

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Identification plate

Series
Fight Comics (Fiction House, 1940 series)
Issue
#42
Publication date
February 1946
Key date
1946-02-00
On-sale date
1945-11-12
Indicia publisher
Fight Stories Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Hit the Silk for Honshucover1pencils: Joe Doolin; inks: Joe DoolinRip Carson
1Now It Can Be Toldtext story2script: George Tracy
2-comic story10script: Morgan Hawkins; pencils: Lily Renée; inks: Lily RenéeSeñorita Rio, Rita Farrar
3-comic story5script: Tom Tracy; pencils: Alex Blum; inks: John Forte, Iger ShopShark Brodie
4Hit the Silk for Honshucomic story6script: Rollin W. Bell; pencils: Robert Webb; inks: Ann BrewsterRip Carson
5-comic story6script: Allan O'Hara; pencils: Matt Baker; inks: Matt BakerTiger Girl [Princess Vishnu]
6-comic story5script: John Campbell; pencils: Robert Webb, Alex Blum; inks: Arnold HicksHooks Devlin

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CollectionYear
Golden-Age Greats #9
ISBN 1-56225-013-2
1996On eBay ›
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