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1Spring 1952
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The Spirit #1

Fiction House · Spring 1952

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Series
The Spirit (Fiction House, 1952 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
Spring 1952
Key date
1952-04-10
Indicia publisher
Real Adventures Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Curse of Claymore Castlecover1pencils: Jim Dixon; inks: Jim Dixon
2The Big Six of the Comics!promo (ad from the publisher)1
3The Case of the Counterfeit Killercomic story7script: Jules Feiffer; pencils: Jim Dixon; inks: Jim Dixon; colors: Chris Christiansen; letters: Samm SchwartzDenny Colt, Eustace P. Dolan, Ellen Dolan, The Spirit
4The Curse of Claymore Castlecomic story7script: Klaus Nordling; pencils: Jim Dixon; inks: Jim Dixon; colors: Chris Christiansen; letters: Samm SchwartzDenny Colt, The Spirit
8The Plot of the Perfect Crimecomic story7script: Jules Feiffer; pencils: Jim Dixon; inks: Jim Dixon; colors: Chris Christiansen; letters: Samm SchwartzDenny Colt, Eustace P. Dolan, The Spirit
9Panic on Pier 8comic story7script: Klaus Nordling; pencils: Jim Dixon; inks: Jim Dixon; colors: Chris Christiansen; letters: Samm SchwartzDenny Colt, Eustace P. Dolan, The Spirit

Plus 6 pages of advertisements and other matter across 7 sequences, as published.

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