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8April 1941
$0.10

Wings Comics #8

Fiction House · April 1941 · on sale 1941-02-25

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Series
Wings Comics (Fiction House, 1940 series)
Issue
#8
Publication date
April 1941
Key date
1941-04-00
On-sale date
1941-02-25
Indicia publisher
Wings Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Wings of Doomcover1pencils: Gene Fawcette; inks: Gene Fawcette
1Wings' Air Mailletters page0.5letters: typeset
2The Wings of Doomcomic story7script: Ace Atkins; pencils: Arthur Peddy; inks: Arthur Peddy
3-comic story6pencils: Bob ButtsV: Karl and other spies (I for all); I: Col. Howard
4-comic story6pencils: Al GabrieleV: Heinrich and another Nazi (I for both); I: Three gunners
5-comic story7pencils: Leonard Frank; inks: Leonard Frank
6Spy Hawkcomic story5script: Derek West; pencils: Frank Schwarz; inks: Frank SchwarzTim Cassidy
7Scouts of the Seaillustration2pencils: Gene Fawcette; inks: Gene Fawcette
8The Man Who Turned Tailtext story2script: ? [as Gordon Wayne]; letters: typeset
9Subterranean Airdromecomic story3pencils: John Cassone, Al Walker
10-comic story8script: A. E. CarruthersGS: The Haywire Squadron; I: Cmdr. Cawthorne
11-comic story6script: Bill FoxI: J-9; V: A Japanese spy ring (I)
12-comic story6pencils: Ed Smalle; inks: Ed SmalleV: Teddy Watson (I)
13-comic story6pencils: Klaus Nordling; inks: Klaus NordlingI: Ace Hawks

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