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All-New Comics #14 (1947) · The Collector

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Harvey
All-New Comics (1943)
#14

Harvey#14

All-New Comics

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All-New Comics #14

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: January 1947
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 52

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Printing not stated · $0.10
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Stories

4 titled

1How Joe Became Champ (ch. 1)
2The Big Fight (ch. 2)
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 5613

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Dognappers

4The Mystery of the Underground to Oblivion

Credits

Writers: Ham Fisher, Bob Powell, Art Helfant
Pencillers: Ham Fisher, Al Zere, W. Jourdain, Al Avison, Bob Powell, Art Helfant
Inkers: Ham Fisher, Al Zere, W. Jourdain, Al Avison, Bob Powell, Art Helfant
Letterers: Al Zere, Art Helfant
Cover: Ham Fisher

Editorial and production

Editor: Leon Harvey

Characters

Britt Reid
Flossie
Joe Palooka
Kato
Man in black
Ricky Roony
The Green Hornet

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