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• Pencils: Win Mortimer
• Inks: Win Mortimer
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

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American native Charlie Whitehorse of Sioux descent feels compelled to battle a Crow warrior – as their forefathers decreed a hundred years ago. Their duel to the death in a nightly baseball stadium ends with the burying of the war-axe.

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• Pencils: Jim Mooney
• Inks: Jim Mooney

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• Script: Jack Schiff
• Pencils: Win Mortimer
• Inks: Win Mortimer
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

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Dr. Clay claims to be able to transform any living matter back into a primordial fish-like state. Two cops come searching his house for escaped convict Bolton. They are made to believe that Bolton swims around as a fish now in Clay’s big aquarium tank.

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• Pencils: Howard Sherman
• Inks: Sheldon Moldoff (uncertain)

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• Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
• Inks: Henry Boltinoff

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In a reconstructed New England fishing village strange things are happening. Wagons, boats and statues begin to stir like being moved by magic. Behind all this is a clever newspaperman cashing in on the phenomenon. The town sheriff, however, can call the bluff.

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• Pencils: Bill Ely
• Inks: Bill Ely

Characters

• Madame Tussaud

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• Script: Michel Craig

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• Pencils: Ray Thompson
• Inks: Ray Thompson

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• Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
• Inks: Henry Boltinoff

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Beautiful, orphaned Amy Leaf comes under custody of her uncle. He forces her to dress as plainly as possible and hide her beauty. Uncle tells her gruesome family history tales and manipulates the world around Amy to play dead when she passes in make-up.

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• Pencils: John Prentice
• Inks: John Prentice