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Catholic Comics v2 #10 (1948) · The Collector

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Charlton
Catholic Comics (1946)
v2 #10

Charltonv2 #10

Catholic Comics

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Catholic Comics v2 #10

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: July 1948
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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3 titled

1The St. Louis Cathedral
2Synthetic Quinine
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 299607

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Catholic priests (blackrobes) teach the American Indians.

The Coming of the Blackrobe

Credits

Writer: Dan Gentile
Pencillers: Joe Orlando, Herman C. Browner, Ken Battefield
Inkers: Joe Orlando, Herman C. Browner, Ken Battefield
Cover: Joe Orlando

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Editor: William K. Bennett

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