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G.I. Sweethearts #41 (1954) · The Collector

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Quality Comics
G.I. Sweethearts (1953)
#41

Quality Comics#41

G.I. Sweethearts

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G.I. Sweethearts #41

Publisher: Quality Comics
Cover date: September 1954
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

4 titled

1We Didn't Dare to Kiss
2Did I Lose Him to the Army?
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 233800

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He Wouldn't Return

4My Recorded Romance

Credits

Pencillers: John Forte, Charles Nicholas
Letterer: Sam Rosen

Editorial and production

Editor: Al Grenet
Associate: Richard Arnold
General manager: Busy Arnold

Characters

Alice
Audrey
Aunt Jane
David Pierce
Doris
Doug Brent
Ed Parker
Gail Phillips
Johnny Pierce
Mrs. Pierce
Rod Humphries
Sgt. Ken Davenport
Virginia

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