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Mammoth Comics #[nn]

Western · 1938 · on sale 1938

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Series
Mammoth Comics (Western, 1938 series)
Issue
#[nn]
Publication date
1938
Key date
1938-00-00
On-sale date
1938
Indicia publisher
K. K. Publications Inc.
Price
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Pages
84

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: various; inks: various
1Super Comicspromo (ad from the publisher)1
2Title Pagecredits, title page1letters: typeset
3-comic story4script: Hal Forrest; pencils: Hal Forrest; inks: Hal Forrest; letters: Hal Forrest
4-comic story4script: Norman Marsh; pencils: Norman Marsh; inks: Norman Marsh; letters: Norman Marsh
5-comic story4script: Harold Gray; pencils: Harold Gray; inks: Harold Gray; letters: Harold Gray
6-comic story4script: Merrill Blosser; pencils: Merrill Blosser; inks: Merrill Blosser; letters: Merrill Blosser
7-comic story4script: Chester Gould; pencils: Chester Gould; inks: Chester Gould; letters: Chester Gould
8-comic story4script: Sol Hess; pencils: Wallace Carlson; inks: Wallace Carlson; letters: Sol Hess
9-comic story4script: Milton Caniff; pencils: Milton Caniff; inks: Milton Caniff; letters: Frank EngliConnie, Terry Lee, Pat Ryan
10-comic story4script: Martha Orr; pencils: Martha Orr; inks: Martha Orr; letters: Martha Orr
11-comic story4script: V. T. Hamlin; pencils: V. T. Hamlin; inks: V. T. Hamlin; letters: V. T. HamlinKing Guz; Dinny; Grand Wizer; Alley Oop
12-comic story4script: Walter Berndt; pencils: Walter Berndt; inks: Walter Berndt; letters: Walter Berndt
13-comic story4script: Frank Willard; pencils: Frank Willard; inks: Frank Willard; letters: Frank Willard
14-comic story4script: Frank King; pencils: Frank King; inks: Frank King; letters: Frank King
15-comic story4script: Gus Edson; pencils: Gus Edson; inks: Gus Edson; letters: Gus Edson
16-comic story4script: Frank V. Martinek; pencils: Leon A. Beroth; inks: Leon A. Beroth; letters: Frank V. MartinekDon Winslow
17-comic story4script: Abe Martin; pencils: Abe Martin; inks: Abe Martin; letters: Frank V. Martinek
18-comic story3script: Roy Crane; pencils: Roy Crane; inks: Roy Crane; letters: Roy CraneCaptain Easy; Wash Tubbs
19-comic story4script: Martin Branner; pencils: Martin Branner; inks: Martin Branner; letters: Martin Branner
20-comic story4script: Zack Mosley; pencils: Zack Mosley; inks: Zack Mosley; letters: Zack MosleySmilin' Jack
21-comic story4script: Ray Thompson; pencils: Charles Coll; inks: Charles Coll; letters: Ray Thompson
22-comic story4script: Bill Holman; pencils: Bill Holman; inks: Bill Holman; letters: Bill Holman
23Big Little Bookspromo (ad from the publisher)1
24-illustration1pencils: various; inks: various

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