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Green Hornet Comics #7 (7) (1942) · The Collector

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Harvey
Green Hornet Comics (1942)
#7 (7)

Harvey#7 (7)

Green Hornet Comics

Green Hornet Comics #7 (7)

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: June 1942
On sale: Apr 1, 1942
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 68

Key issue

1st appearance of Sour-puss]

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Stories

4 titled

1The Case of the Murdering Clown
2Case of Museum Mummy
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 2224

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The Clown finds a way to cheat the electric chair and get his revenge.

Introducing the Blonde Bomber

4Robin Hood Lives Again!

Credits

Writers: Art Helfant, S. M. Iger
Pencillers: Pierce Rice, Arturo Cazeneuve, Art Helfant, Harry Fisk, Barbara Hall
Inkers: Arturo Cazeneuve, Art Helfant, Harry Fisk, Barbara Hall, Louis Cazeneuve
Letterer: Art Helfant
Covers: Jack Kirby, Joe Simon

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President: Alfred Harvey

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