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3February 1942
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Rangers of Freedom Comics #3

Fiction House · February 1942

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Series
Rangers of Freedom Comics (Fiction House, 1941 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
February 1942
Key date
1942-02-00
Indicia publisher
Flying Stories Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Headsman of Hatecover1pencils: Dan Zolnerowich; inks: Dan ZolnerowichThe Rangers of Freedom [Biff Barkley; Tex Russell; Percy Cabot]; Super-Brain (villain)
1The Headsman of Hatecomic story13script: R. W. Colt; pencils: Joe Doolin; inks: Joe DoolinThe Rangers of Freedom [Biff Barkley; Tex Russell; Percy Cabot]; Guest Stars: Ranger Girl [Lt. Gloria Travers] (first as Ranger Girl); Phineas B. Tutts (intro); Villains: Super-Brain; Black Axemen (intro); Scarface (intro)
2Elmer On Maneuverscomic story6pencils: Andre Le Blanc; inks: Andre Le BlancPvt. Elmer Pippin; Hazel Mitt; Villains: Captain Nutter; Nazis
3-comic story6pencils: Jim Chambers; inks: Jim ChambersThe Royal Watch [Jock; Mac; Harry; Terry]; Sir Cedric Smythe (intro); Villains: Nazi spies
4They Escaped from the Naziscomic story3script: Walter Galli; pencils: Walter Galli; inks: Walter GalliCameo: Winston Churchill; Charles DeGaulle
5-comic story8pencils: Don Lynch; inks: Don LynchThe Defense Kids [Pedro; Tony; Socker; Nick; Spike; Tom; Fatso; Izzy]; Billy Butty (a goat); Villains: Max Pflug (intro); Bundists
6-comic story8pencils: Robert Bugg; inks: Robert BuggRocky Hall; Reggie Moko Boko (intro); Villains: Nazis
7It's a Date!comic story6pencils: Al Walker; inks: Al WalkerJeep Milarkey; Villains: Matsoko and other Japanese spies (intro for all)
8-comic story5pencils: Richard Case; inks: Richard CaseThe Double-Slango Kids [Topper; Steve; Terry] (last appearance); Villains: Fatsie Smythe; Duke (intro); Butch (intro)
9-cartoon1pencils: Walter Galli; inks: Walter Galli
10-comic story8script: John CampbellDon Stuart; Villains: The Japanese

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