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Ken Shannon #10 (1953) · The Collector

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Quality Comics
Ken Shannon (1951)
#10

Quality Comics#10

Ken Shannon

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Ken Shannon #10

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

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Stories

2 titled

1In the Shadow of the Chair!
2Your Money or Your Blood!

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Grand Comics Database issue 239112

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Credits

Writers: Joe Millard, Robert Bernstein
Penciller: John Daly

Editorial and production

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

Characters

Augie Sands
Boston Boggs
Dee Dee Dawson
Dicky
Dolly Crane
Flatfoot Burns
Herb
Jack Maco
Jim Edson
Joey
Ken Shannon
Linda Drake
Lt. Art Clyde
Marty Crane
Mary
Mr. Berch
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Pinchot
Skinner
Tom Peep

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