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Star Spangled Comics #117

DC · Series began 1941 · June 1951

Dates

Cover date
June 1951
On sale
April 11, 1951
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Fred Ray, Paul Norris, William Schreiber, Ray Thompson, Henry Boltinoff, Curt Swan, Horace Elmo, Raymond Perry, Jim Mooney, Win Mortimerinks: Fred Ray, Paul Norris, William Schreiber, Ray Thompson, Henry Boltinoff, John Fischetti, Horace Elmo, Raymond Perry, Jim Mooney, Win Mortimerletters: Ira Schnapp, Henry Boltinoff, Horace Elmoscript: Henry Boltinoff, Horace Elmo, Jack Schiff

Stories

  • Siege! · 10 pages

    Chief Wild Horse agrees to allow settlers in his territory under Tomahawk's sponsorship, but later, when the chief falls ill, Racing Fox lies that Wild Horse has changed his mind and spurs the braves to attack. Tomahawk manages to convince both sides to come together when Racing Fox's lies are exposed.

  • The Voyage of the Revenge! · 9.75 pages

    Mark and three other men are supposedly being honored at a dinner, but it's a trap and they find themselves aboard a ship and forced to act as the crew by a man seeking revenge on them all. However, Mark eventually learns that there's an even more sinister scheme underneath it all.

  • Untitled · 0.5 pages

    Peg and Ronnie are headed to the costume ball but he forgot the tickets.

  • Black Market Marauders! · 7.33 pages

    When Interpol agents learn of a vast black market operating to steal food being shipped to Europe under the Marshall Plan, FBI agent Sam Crandall leads an international effort to bring the crooks to justice.

  • Screens of the East · 2 pages

    Article about the history, art, and legends of Chinese screens.

  • Untitled · 0.5 pages

    Pete has a problem selling lemonade.

  • Robin -- Cadet Wonder! · 10 pages

    Dick Grayson goes undercover at Porter Military Academy to find out why several cadets are suffering unexplained accidents.

  • Untitled · 0.5 pages

    Peg thinks Alan is too concerned with money and he proves it once again.

Reprinted in

Action Comics (1938), A Date with Judy (1947), The Adventures of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis (1952)

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