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Heart Throbs #22 (1953) · The Collector

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Quality Comics
Heart Throbs (1949)
#22

Quality Comics#22

Heart Throbs

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Heart Throbs #22

Publisher: Quality Comics
Cover date: August 1953
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

4 titled

1Who Was My Husband?
2My False Pride
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 216569

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I Married a Clown

4The Mail in My Life

Credits

Penciller: Ogden Whitney
Inker: Ogden Whitney
Cover: Sam Burlockoff

Editorial and production

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

Characters

Buzz
Cliff Harkness
Eddie
Ellen Hastings
Freddy
Grace Dodds
Jean
Jim Masters
Josie
Mr. Hastings
Mrs. Hastings
Mrs. Hobbs
Paula
Philip Hastings
Robbie Dodds
Roger
Ruth Wilson
Tommy

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