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King of Diamonds #[nn] (1962) · The Collector

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King of Diamonds (1962)
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King of Diamonds

King of Diamonds #[nn]

King of Diamonds

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: July 1962
On sale: Apr 12, 1962
Cover price: $0.15
Pages: 36

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Credits

Pencillers: Mike Sekowsky, Frank Giacoia
Inkers: Frank Giacoia, Joe Giella, Mike Peppe
Letterer: John Duffy

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 305866

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The men responsible for the protection of diamonds are John King and his sidekick Al Casey. King works out of New York City covering the world protecting the diamond industry against smugglers, thieves, sharps, dips and switches.

Characters

Al Casey
Bertie
Charlie
Edwin
Guy Leopold
Hans
Inspector McCarter
John King
Lonny Q
Martha Parker
Wilhelm

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