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Suspense Detective #5 (1953) · The Collector

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Fawcett
Suspense Detective (1952)
#5

Fawcett#5

Suspense Detective

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Suspense Detective #5

Publisher: Fawcett
Cover date: March 1953
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

3 titled

1Save Me... the Coffin is Closing
2The Blind Witness?
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 223333

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Margaret is unable to escape after she sees Nile murder his uncle.

Two Strangers!

Credits

Pencillers: George Evans, Mike Sekowsky
Inker: Bernard Baily

Editorial and production

Editor: Roy Ald
Executive editor: Will Lieberson
Other: Al Jetter

Characters

Blackie
Clancy
Joe
John Smith
Margaret Edmonds
Mark Andrews
Mike Kane
Mrs. Crane
Nile Tarker
Peggy
Pop Warren
Rex
Stuart Crane

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