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Nickel Comics #7 (1940) · The Collector

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Fawcett
Nickel Comics (1940)
#7

Fawcett#7

Nickel Comics

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Nickel Comics #7

Publisher: Fawcett
Cover date: August 1940
On sale: Jul 26, 1940
Cover price: $0.05
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Bill Parker
Pencillers: Ed Smalle, Pete Costanza, Rafael Astarita, Harry Anderson
Inkers: Ed Smalle, Pete Costanza, Rafael Astarita, Harry Anderson
Cover

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Grand Comics Database issue 935

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Jack Binder

Editorial and production

Editor: Bill Parker
Advertising director: Eliott D. Odell
Art director: Al Allard
Circulation director: Roscoe Fawcett
Managing editor: Ralph Daigh
President: Wilfred Fawcett

Characters

Bulletman
Captain Venture
Dr. Andro
Hassan
Kort
Li Yeng
Mogar
Punchez
Red Gaucho
Simla Smith
The Jungle Twins
Warlock
Zalko and his robots

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