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True War Romances #9 (1953) · The Collector

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Quality Comics
True War Romances (1952)
#9

Quality Comics#9

True War Romances

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True War Romances #9

Publisher: Quality Comics
Cover date: August 1953
On sale: Mar 25, 1953
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

4 titled

1A Love Song for a Soldier
2A Substitute Sweetheart
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 247994

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Credits

Pencillers: Ogden Whitney, Matt Baker, Charles Sultan
Inkers: Ogden Whitney, Dick Beck
Cover: Ogden Whitney

Editorial and production

Editor: Al Grenet
Associate: Richard Arnold
General manager: Busy Arnold

Characters

Alan Harper
Earl
Eddie
Ellie
Joan
Joyce
Lorraine
Miss Pritchett
Nina
Private Danny Wells

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