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Slam-Bang Comics #6 (1940) · The Collector

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Fawcett
Slam-Bang Comics (1940)
#6

Fawcett#6

Slam-Bang Comics

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Slam-Bang Comics #6

Publisher: Fawcett
Cover date: August 1940
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 68

Key issue

1st appearance of Zoro the Mystery Man

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Credits

Writers: Mort Weisinger, Manly Wade Wellman
Pencillers: Alfred Duca, Mike Suchorsky, Gus Ricca, Hal Sharp, Jack Binder
Inkers: Alfred Duca, Mike Suchorsky, Gus Ricca, Hal Sharp, Jack Binder

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Grand Comics Database issue 936

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Dell loses all her money at the casino and plans to kill herself, but Zoro asks her to put off killing herself while he uncovers the truth of the casino.

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Alfred Duca

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Editor: Bill Parker
Art director: Al Allard
Managing editor: Ralph Daigh

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