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10April 1943
$0.10

Rangers Comics #10

Fiction House · April 1943 · on sale 1942-12-30

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Series
Rangers Comics (Fiction House, 1942 series)
Issue
#10
Publication date
April 1943
Key date
1943-04-00
On-sale date
1942-12-30
Indicia publisher
Flying Stories Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Crusade of the Yank Commandoscover1pencils: Dan Zolnerowich; inks: Dan Zolnerowich; colors: Mike Okamoto
1Crusade of the Yank Commandoscomic story12pencils: Bob Lubbers; inks: Bob LubbersU.S. Rangers
2-comic story6pencils: George Tuska; inks: Howard LarsenPvt. Elmer Pippin; Hazel Mitt
3-comic story6pencils: Saul Rosen; inks: Saul RosenProfessor Broussard [the Werewolf Hunter]
4-comic story8inks: Graham IngelsThe Commando Rangers
5-comic story8script: Bob Hickok; pencils: Regina Levander; inks: Regina LevanderGlory Forbes
6Jap Busterstext story2script: ? [as C. A. Freeman]; letters: typeset
7-comic story7pencils: Graham Ingels; inks: Graham Ingels, Richard Case
8-comic story6.67pencils: George Tuska; inks: George TuskaRocky Hall
9-statement of ownership0.33script: Larabie Cunningham
10-comic story8pencils: Art Saaf; inks: Art SaafThe Phantom Falcons [Jock Sturtevant; Ace Ely; Peg Darnell; John Lovelace; Bud]

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