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Credits:

• Pencils: Jack Kamen
• Inks: Jack Kamen

Are You a Red Dupe?

Storyline: This editorial illustrated page purports that the Communists are the ones trying to destroy the comic magazine industry, citing the Soviet "Daily Worker" newspaper and Dr. Frederick Wertham.

Credits:

• Script: Lyle Stuart
• Script: Bill Gaines
• Pencils: Jack Davis
• Inks: Jack Davis

Three for the Money

Credits:

• Script: Otto Binder
• Pencils: Jack Kamen
• Inks: Jack Kamen
• Colors: Marie Severin
• Letters: Magica Quartet

Dog Food

Credits:

• Script: Jack Oleck
• Pencils: Reed Crandall
• Inks: Reed Crandall
• Colors: Marie Severin
• Letters: Magica Quartet

Prize Catch

Credits:

• Script: Will Matthews
• Pencils: Marie Severin
• Inks: Marie Severin

Key Chain

Storyline: John Miller was looking for a patsy to be able to take advantage of for larcenous purposes and succeeded, he thought, when he met the wealthy Mrs. Hodges, who said she had a fabulous diamond collection, which he desired. But first he would have to obtain a master key to her place, which he arranged cleverly to do. However, things didn't quite work out the way he wished.

Credits:

• Script: Jack Oleck
• Pencils: Al Feldstein
• Pencils: Bernie Krigstein
• Inks: Bernie Krigstein
• Colors: Marie Severin
• Letters: Magica Quartet

The Squealer

Storyline: A couple of crafty Police detectives devise a scheme where they arrest a suspect, beat him up until he signs a confession which they use to blackmail the criminal.

Credits:

• Script: Jack Oleck
• Pencils: George Evans
• Inks: George Evans
• Colors: Marie Severin
• Letters: Magica Quartet