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Issue: Shield-Wizard Comics #10 Public Domain
Publication Date: January 1943
 
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Indicia Publisher: M. L. J. Magazines Inc.
On Sale Date: 04/03/1943
Volume: 1
Pages: 68
ISBN: none
UPC/EAN: none
Price: $0.10 USD
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Content Items: 13 (11 stories, 1 cover)
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Disclose Notes: The on-sale date is from the publication date recorded in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 2, Periodicals, 1943, New Series, Vol. 38, No. 2.
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Publication Type: Comic Book
Color: color
Dimensions: standard Golden Age US
Paper Stock: glossy cover, newsprint interior
Binding: saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: was ongoing
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Subject Matter
superhero
The Hun
You have killed my body Shield, but you cannot kill my spirit!
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Miscellaneous
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Art notes as for the Shield story.

Splash page from the Shield story.
Chapter 1 The Curse of the Hun!

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superhero
Wilhelm; Hans
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Miscellaneous
7
This splash page is printed in Jackpot Comics (Archie, 1941 series) #9, page 34 as an advertisement; it is signed "Sahle."

Splash page used as cover.
Chapter II. Roads of Destiny

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superhero
The Hun (Kurt Wiedler, son of the original Hun, villain, introduction); Fritz Kauss; Herr Grummel (death)
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Chapter III. Doom's Journey

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Subject Matter
superhero
The Hun (Kurt Wiedler, son of the original Hun, villain)
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Chapter IV. The Battle of the Titans

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superhero
The Hun (Kurt Wiedler, son of the original Hun, villain, death); Attila the Hun (ghost)
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9
In the Clear

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typeset
Subject Matter
Bill Milford; Elsie Milford; Tim Beardsley; Joe Waterman
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Statement of Ownership  on  Interior Page(s)
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Subject Matter
superhero
Pete Harkins; Ernest Hermann (villain)
Even on vacation Dusty runs headlong into adventure
Dusty's friend, Harkins is kidnapped by a lumber camp owner.
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Miscellaneous
8
Originally credited to Irv Novick. The art has much in common with the Shield story, like close up faces with very bushy eyebrows, and ears and figures like a signed Harrison story in Hangman #8. Uncertain, but not Novick.
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humorous
Every time I see you, you remind me of Moe!
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superhero
Swami Rivers (occultist); a telepathist (villain); Nazi agents (villains)
Oh golly! Oh golly!
A fortune teller and occultist, being used by the Nazis for their own purposes, tells the Wizard's fiancee that he knows Blane's secret, so Jane goes to Blane. Deciding to investigate, Blane and Roy discover that the swami's powers are not as great as the Wizard's, but there is a secret telepath nearby whose abilities are very real and dangerous. The Wizard exposes the spy and he and Roy make short work of them. Blane confronts Jane about the secret, and she tells him that the Swami told her that Blane's middle name was "Dinglebottom."
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The art doesn't look much like Reinmann, with his panels crowded with people and action.
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superhero
Tim Peters; Sylvia; Gorth
High on a lonely, windswept hill, gently swinging to and fro, hangs a limp figure of what was once a respectable member of the human race!
A man lynched by a mob is struck by lighning and brought back to life.
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? (signed as Goss)
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Subject Matter
Wolf suicide
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1
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Rover (dog); Harry Shorten
The story about the talking dog
A talking dog is looking for his master: Harry Shorten (the name of the story writer).
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Originally credited to Paul Reinman.

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