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33August 1949
$0.10

Best Love #33

Marvel · August 1949 · on sale 1949-05-06

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Identification plate

Series
Best Love (Marvel, 1949 series)
Issue
#33
Publication date
August 1949
Key date
1949-08-00
On-sale date
1949-05-06
Indicia publisher
Manvis Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Man I Couldn't Lovecover1pencils: photograph
1My Heart Was at Stake!comic story8pencils: Mike Sekowsky; inks: Christopher RuleCathy Archer; Carl Enwright; Armando Riveria; Nina; Nikolas Grammaton; Manuel; Mr. Hamilton; Mr. Mansfield
2Let's Talk About Loveletters page1letters: typeset
3The Man I Couldn't Lovecomic story7pencils: Hy Rosen; inks: Joe Kubert, Hy RosenMary Monihan; Terry O'Toole; Mrs. O'Toole; Gabor Tonelli; Etta; Lt. Wilson
4His Other Lovetext story2letters: typeset
5A Fool and Her Heart!comic story7pencils: Louis ZanskyJulie Carter; Don Fielding; Scott Damon

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Agonizing Love #[nn]
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