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35July 1943
$0.10

Wings Comics #35

Fiction House · July 1943 · on sale 1943-05-25

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Series
Wings Comics (Fiction House, 1940 series)
Issue
#35
Publication date
July 1943
Key date
1943-07-00
On-sale date
1943-05-25
Indicia publisher
Wings Pub. Co.
Price
$0.10
Pages
60

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Hell's Lightningcover1pencils: Art Saaf; inks: Art SaafNazis
1Earth the Year of Doom.. 2999promo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: Graham Ingels, Dan Zolnerowich; inks: Graham Ingels, Dan Zolnerowich
2-comic story12pencils: Bob Lubbers; inks: Bob Lubbers
3-comic story8script: A. E. Carruthers; pencils: Joe Doolin; inks: Joe Doolin
4Hell's Lightningcomic story2pencils: Lee Elias, Art Saaf; inks: Lee Elias, Art Saaf
5-comic story8pencils: Mort Leav; inks: Mort LeavGreasemonkey Griffin; Adolf Hitler; Plotz; Herring; Bink
6Messerschmitt Madnesstext story2script: ? [as Douglas Bell]; letters: typeset
7Vultee Vengeanceillustration2pencils: Rafael Astarita; inks: Rafael Astarita
8-comic story6script: Ace Atkins; pencils: Robert Webb, David Heames
9-comic story6script: F. E. Lincoln; pencils: Lily Renée; inks: Lily Renée
10Actions Speak Louder Than Wordsletters page2script: Dana E. DutchGreasemonkey Griffin
11-comic story8script: Cliff Dubois; pencils: Graham Ingels; inks: Graham Ingels
12The Big Six of the Comics Magazinespromo (ad from the publisher)1

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