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Terry and the Pirates Comics #26 (1951) · The Collector

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Harvey
Terry and the Pirates Comics (1947)
#26

Harvey#26

Terry and the Pirates Comics

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Terry and the Pirates Comics #26

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: April 1951
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

7 titled

1Forced Landing
2Treachery Afoot
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 215972

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Terry and Hotshot defy death to rescue the Dragon Lady from the love-crazy killer Slits.

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4Lady in Distress

5Slits Trips

6Woman Trouble

7Dirty Trick

Credits

Writers: Milton Caniff, Art Helfant
Pencillers: Lee Elias, Milton Caniff, Art Helfant
Inkers: Lee Elias, Milton Caniff, Art Helfant
Letterer: Frank Engli
Cover: Lee Elias

Editorial and production

Editor: Leon Harvey

Characters

Hotshot Charlie
Terry Lee
The Dragon Lady

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