Publishers / Quality Comics / Military Comics (1941) / #29
29May 1944
$0.10

Military Comics #29

Quality Comics · May 1944

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Series
Military Comics (Quality Comics, 1941 series)
Issue
#29
Publication date
May 1944
Key date
1944-05-10
Indicia publisher
Comic Magazines
Price
$0.10
Pages
60

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Alex Kotzky; inks: Alex Kotzky
2The Deadly Secret of Xanukharacomic story15pencils: John Cassone; inks: Alex KotzkyAndre, Blackhawk, Chop-Chop, Chuck, Hendrickson, Olaf, Stanislaus
3The Death Patrol Propaganda Moviecomic story4script: Jack Cole; pencils: Jack Cole; inks: Jack ColeThe Death Patrol [Del Van Dyne; Boris; Gramps; Hank; King Hotintot; Jackie; Yogi]
4Showdown With Surataicomic story8script: Ted Udall; pencils: Vern Henkel; inks: Vern HenkelSuratai (villain)
5-comic story1script: Bernard Dibble; pencils: Bernard Dibble; inks: Bernard DibbleJohnny Doughboy; Sergeant
6The Dancing Dawnscomic story9script: Bart Tumey; pencils: Bart Tumey; inks: Bart TumeyPrivate Dogtag; Dr. Flibber T. Gibbet (first appearance)
7The Mammoth Glaciertext story2letters: typeset
8King Hotlipcomic story9
9On a Wing and a Prayercomic story1script: Fred Guardineer; pencils: Fred Guardineer; inks: Fred Guardineer
10U.S. Destroyer Walke Sunk In Fierce Fightcomic story7script: Fred Guardineer; pencils: Fred Guardineer; inks: Fred Guardineer

Plus 2 pages of advertisements and other matter across 2 sequences, as published.

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