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Spy Smasher #9 (1942) · The Collector

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Fawcett
Spy Smasher (1941)
#9

Fawcett#9

Spy Smasher

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Spy Smasher #9

Publisher: Fawcett
Cover date: December 1942
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 68

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Stories

4 titled

1The Blizzard Blitzkrieg
2The Amateur Dictator
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 2558

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Spy Smasher in Tokyo

4Thirteen Steps to Doom

Credits

Writer: Otto Binder
Pencillers: Alex Blum, Al Camy
Inkers: Alex Blum, Gene McDonald
Cover: Alex Blum

Editorial and production

Editorial director: Ralph Daigh

Characters

Atlas
Baron Suchpu (Villain
Black Dragon Society (Villain
Dr. Blizzard
Floda Reltih
General Jimmy Doolittle
Intro
Krushu (Villain
Kurt Rausch (Villain
Mr. Gloom (Villain
Sam Benito (Villain
Spy Smasher

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