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88April 1950
$0.10

Lady Luck #88

Quality Comics · April 1950

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Identification plate

Series
Lady Luck (Quality Comics, 1949 series)
Issue
#88
Publication date
April 1950
Key date
1950-04-00
Indicia publisher
Comic Magazines
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Crimedom's Most Beautiful Enemycover1pencils: Gill Fox; inks: Gill Fox; colors: Gill FoxLady Luck [Brenda Banks]
1-comic story11script: Klaus Nordling; pencils: Klaus Nordling; inks: Klaus NordlingLady Luck; Bull Bello; Hiccups; Noble Domer; Count DiChange; Rose
2Lucky Nickelcomic story4script: Bernard Dibble; pencils: Bernard Dibble; inks: Bernard DibbleLassie; Uncle Balty; Roberta
3-comic story8pencils: Fred Schwab; inks: Fred SchwabLady Luck; Icewagon; Squirrel; Peecolo; Mrs. Glomm; Successful Soames
4More Deadly Than The Maletext story1letters: typeset
5-comic story7pencils: Fred Schwab; inks: Fred SchwabLady Luck; Peecolo; Al Flummery; Gimlet; Doc Pragma

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