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Speed Comics #26 (1943) · The Collector

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Harvey
Speed Comics (1941)
#26

Harvey#26

Speed Comics

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Speed Comics #26

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: April 1943
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 68

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2 titled

1Daffy Drafty Becomes a Reporter
2The Case of "The Floating Corpses"

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Grand Comics Database issue 2848

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1st appearance of Olaf Swenson

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Speed and Tubby join the Marines.

Credits

Writers: Art Helfant, Ed Wheelan, W. Jourdain
Pencillers: Arturo Cazeneuve, Art Helfant, Ed Wheelan, W. Jourdain, Al Gabriele, Sam Glanzman, Jill Elgin
Inkers: Arturo Cazeneuve, Art Helfant, Ed Wheelan, W. Jourdain, Al Gabriele, Sam Glanzman, Jill Elgin
Covers: Pierce Rice, Arturo Cazeneuve

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Editor: Leon Harvey
Managing editor: Leon Harvey

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