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Inside front cover.
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Inside front cover.
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Story title from the next-issue promotion at the end of the Dr. Occult story in More Fun #17.
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Adapted from the Alexandre Dumas novel.
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Script was formerly credited to Tom Cooper, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Cooper was a writer.
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Script was formerly credited to Creig Flessel, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Flessel was a writer on this strip. In an interview published in Alter Ego #88, page 56, he was asked his role in the National offices. "I would illustrate the stories that Vin [Sullivan] and Whit [Ellsworth] would write".
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last appearance
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Script was formerly credited to Tom Hickey, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Hickey was a writer.
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Script formerly credited to H. C. Kiefer, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Kiefer was a writer.
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Script was formerly credited to Tom Hickey, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Hickey was a writer.
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Custer Livermore was Nicholson's treasurer.
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Script was formerly credited to Tom Hickey, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Hickey was a writer.
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Script was formerly credited to Tom Cooper, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Cooper was a writer.
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Script was formerly credited to Tom Cooper, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Cooper was a writer.
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Five unrelated panels giving facts about measurement.
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Script was formerly credited to Creig Flessel, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Flessel was a writer on this strip. In an interview published in Alter Ego #88, page 56, he was asked his role in the National offices. "I would illustrate the stories that Vin [Sullivan] and Whit [Ellsworth] would write".
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Script was formerly credited to Homer Fleming, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Fleming was a writer on this strip.
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last appearance
Atomic Comics #1 published January 1946 Notes:
Feature formerly called "Calling All Cars", and this is retained in the new title, "Calling All Cars Sandy Kean and the Radio Squad".
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Inside back cover. Credit from Jerry Bails.
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Back cover.
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