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The Thing #12 (1954) · The Collector

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Charlton
The Thing (1952)
#12

Charlton#12

The Thing

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The Thing #12

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: February 1954
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $0.10
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Stories

6 titled

1Cinderella
2Melvin Comes Home!
3The Mummy's Curse!

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 247265

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Cinderella is being kept slave by her vampire sisters. She leaves home without permission - to warn the prince of an imminent vampire attack.

4Food For Thought

5The Sound of Death

6Greed....

Credits

Writer: Carl Memling
Pencillers: Steve Ditko, Dick Ayers, John Belfi, Tony Tallarico
Inkers: Steve Ditko, Dick Ayers, John Belfi, Tony Tallarico
Letterer: Dick Ayers
Cover: Steve Ditko

Editorial and production

Other: Al Fago

Characters

Lord Sansone
The Thing
Witch

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