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    Fawcett Comics: Slam-Bang Comics 003 (1940-05) (68p)
    Fawcett Comics: Slam-Bang Comics 003 (1940-05) (68p)
    Fawcett Comics: Slam-Bang Comics 003 (1940-05) (68p)
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    Fawcett Comics: Slam-Bang Comics 003 (1940-05) (68p)

    By Gus Ricca, Hal Sharp, Mike Suchorsky and Jack Binder

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    Stories include:
    - by Gus Ricca
    - Diamond Jack: Master of the Walking Dead by Gus Ricca featuring The Green Devil (villain, introduction, death)
    - Jim Dolan: The Phantom Racketeer Chief by Gus Ricca
    - Lucky Lawton: Weasel Joe by Hal Sharp featuring Weasel Joe (villain, introduction)
    - Hurricane Hansen: Von Bruck's Pocket Battleship by Mike Suchorsky
    - The Forgotten Gun
    - Mark Swift and the Time Retarder: Among Pirate Perils featuring Blackbeard (villain, introduction)
    - War Bird: The Return of Baron Bruht featuring Baron Bruht (villain)
    - Lee Granger, Jungle King: The Djinn by Jack Binder featuring The Djinns (villains, introduction); their leader (villain, introduction, death)
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClassicComics
    Release dateApr 11, 2014
    Fawcett Comics: Slam-Bang Comics 003 (1940-05) (68p)

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