National Comics #33 (1943) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Uncle Sam vs. Boss Spring!	cover	1	pencils: Reed Crandall, Maurice Whitman, Jack Cole; inks: Maurice Whitman, Jack Cole, Reed Crandall	Uncle Sam; Buddy Smith
1	Mobtown, U.S.A.!	comic story	11	pencils: Al Gabriele; inks: Al Gabriele	Uncle Sam; Buddy Smith; Boss Spring (villain); Spring's gang (villains)
2	It's Thrilling - Savage - Bloody	comic story	7	pencils: Fred Guardineer; inks: Fred Guardineer	Quicksilver; Captain Zenzo Shimizu (villain, death); the Japanese (villains, all die)
3	The Goblets of Fatimara	comic story	5	pencils: Rudy Palais; inks: Rudy Palais	The Unknown; General Mitsui (villain)
4	The Case of the Purple Mask	comic story	8	pencils: Al Bryant; inks: Al Bryant	Sally O'Neil; The Purple Mask (villain)
5	-	comic story	1	script: Jack Cole; pencils: Jack Cole; inks: Jack Cole	Windy Breeze
6	-	comic story	7	pencils: John Cassone; inks: André LeBlanc	Lt. Commander Henry Blake; Commander Evans
7	-	comic story	2	script: Bernard Dibble; pencils: Bernard Dibble; inks: Bernard Dibble
8	The Mother Haggard Gang	comic story	6	pencils: Gill Fox; inks: Gill Fox	Kid Patrol [Sunshine; Teddy; Suzy; Porky]; Mother Haggard (villain)
9	Death to the Death Ray!	text story	2	letters: typeset
10	The Blackout Killers!	comic story	5	pencils: Vern Henkel; inks: Vern Henkel	Chic Carter
11	Case No. 7: The Return of Mata Hari	comic story	10	pencils: Ruben Moreira; inks: Ruben Moreira	G-2 [Don Leash]; Mata Hari (villain)

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