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9March 1941
$0.10

Hit Comics #9

Quality Comics · March 1941 · on sale 1941-01-03

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Series
Hit Comics (Quality Comics, 1940 series)
Issue
#9
Publication date
March 1941
Key date
1941-03-00
On-sale date
1941-01-03
Indicia publisher
Comic Magazines Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Lou Fine; inks: Lou FineNeon [Tom Corbet]
1In the Asylumcomic story9pencils: John Celardo; inks: John CelardoV: Mug Mullin (villain, introduction); other crooks (villains, introduction); Hercules
2Case of the Reluctant Robbercomic story6script: Bob Powell; pencils: Nick Cardy; inks: Nick CardyMr. Carey (introduction); Mrs. John Carey (introduction); Dottie Carey (introduction); A gang of crooks (villains, introductions)
3Sapphire Eyescomic story5script: S. M. Iger; pencils: Alex Blum; inks: Alex BlumSapphire Eyes (villain, introduction); Japanese (villains)
4The Coming of Togocomic story5pencils: Henry Kiefer; inks: Henry KieferTogo (introduction)
5The Man-into-Dog Formulacomic story1script: Jack Cole; pencils: Jack Cole; inks: Jack ColeDan Tootin (introduction)
6The Fiend Called Fangcomic story5script: Klaus Nordling; pencils: Klaus Nordling; inks: Klaus NordlingFang (villain, introduction)
7Sabotage on the High Seascomic story6script: Toni Blum; pencils: Witmer Williams; inks: Witmer WilliamsThe Red Bee [Rick Raleigh] (Assistant District Attorney); Von Storm (villain, introduction); Hansen (villain, introduction)
8The President's Vacationcomic story4pencils: Maurice Gutwirth; inks: Maurice GutwirthA band of savages (introductions)
9The Phantom Coachcomic story4pencils: Nick Cardy; inks: Nick Cardy
10Sir Thornley, Spycomic story4pencils: George Appel; inks: George AppelVon Libbrop [Sir Thornley] (villain, introduction, death); Lord Charleton (introduction)
11Afraid To Telltext story2script: Toni Blum (Toni Boone); letters: Typeset
12-comic story1script: Arthur Beeman; pencils: Arthur Beeman; inks: Arthur Beeman
13All Quiet at Gibraltarcomic story5script: S. M. Iger; pencils: Alex Blum; inks: Alex BlumNeon [Tom Corbet]; the Nazis (villains)
14In South Americacomic story7pencils: Nick Cardy; inks: Nick CardyMr. Brent (June's father, introduction); Bundists (villains, introductions)

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