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Uncle Sam Quarterly #5 (1942) · The Collector

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Quality Comics
Uncle Sam Quarterly (1941)
#5

Quality Comics#5

Uncle Sam Quarterly

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Uncle Sam Quarterly #5

Publisher: Quality Comics
Cover date: October 1942
On sale: Oct 2, 1942
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 68

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Stories

2 titled

1Murder!
2The Secret of the Wax Museum

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 2591

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Credits

Writer: Al McWilliams
Pencillers: Al Gabriele, Reed Crandall, Al McWilliams
Inkers: Al Gabriele, Reed Crandall, Al McWilliams
Cover: Al Gabriele

Editorial and production

Editor: John Beardsley

Characters

Baldy Ellis
Cloutin' Clammy
Famine
Pestilence
Pottsy McGraw
Sin Lee
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse [Death
the Japanese
War
Warden Thomas

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