Planet Comics #59 (1949) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Joe Doolin; inks: John Celardo, Henry Kiefer
1	The Big 6 of the Comics	promo (ad from the publisher)	1
2	-	comic story	10	script: Thornecliffe Herrick; pencils: George Evans; inks: George Evans	Voltamen (villain); Rasarc (aka "Abel"; intro; dies; villain); Shaloff (intro; dies; villain); Beetle (villain); the Broodunians (villain); Octopodians (villain); Hunt Bowman; Lyssa
3	-	comic story	6	script: John Douglas; pencils: Enrico Bagnoli; inks: Enrico Bagnoli	Futura [Marcia Reynolds]; Omma (villain, dies); Yrina (villain); Lizard-Men (villain, introduction); Blargo (villain, introduction)
4	-	comic story	6.67	script: Len Dodson; pencils: Leonard Starr; inks: Leonard Starr	Star Pirate; Blacky; Zaroth (villain, introduction); Fura (villain, introduction)
5	-	statement of ownership	0.33	script: J. F. Byrne
6	A Trip to the Moon	comic story	2	pencils: Bay; inks: Bay
7	-	comic story	6	script: Dick Charles; pencils: Graham Ingels; inks: Graham Ingels	Auro, Chet Edson
8	Varnog of Venus	text story	2	script: ? [as Thornecliffe Herrick]; letters: typeset
9	-	comic story	6	script: Hugh Fitzhugh; pencils: Frank Fermonetti; inks: Frank Fermonetti	The Space Rangers [Flint Baker; Reef Ryan]; Slagger (villain, introduction, death)
10	Revolt on Planet Xanthia!	comic story	8	script: Ross Gallun; pencils: Matt Baker; inks: Ray Osrin	Mysta of the Moon; Guest Stars: Dirk Garro; Bron II; Thord Vara (introduction); Starn Valdur (villain, introduction, death?); Ana (villain, introduction, death?)

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

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