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The Spirit #7 (1946) · The Collector

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Quality Comics
The Spirit (1944)
#7

Quality Comics#7

The Spirit

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The Spirit #7

Publisher: Quality Comics
Cover date: December 1946
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 52

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Stories

2 titled

1The Case of the Kindly Dragon
2Surrealist Art Exhibit

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Grand Comics Database issue 5543

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A collector is murdered and his prized dagger is missing.

Credits

Writers: Manly Wade Wellman, Bernard Dibble, Bill Woolfolk, Al Stahl
Pencillers: Lou Fine, Bernard Dibble, Al Stahl
Inkers: Don Komisarow, Bernard Dibble, Quality Staff, Al Stahl
Letterer: Martin deMuth
Cover: Lou Fine

Editorial and production

Editor: George Brenner

Characters

Denny Colt
Ebony White
Eustace P. Dolan
the Spirit

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