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Pep Comics (1940)

Pep Comics #1

Archie Comics · January 1940

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About this issue

Writer
Dick Ryan, Harry Shorten, Jack Cole, Manly Wade Wellman, Phil Sturm, and Will Harr
Penciller
Bob Wood, Charles Biro, Dick Ryan, Edd Ashe, Irv Novick, Jack Binder, Jack Cole, Lin Streeter, and Maurice Gutwirth
Inker
Bob Wood, Charles Biro, Dick Ryan, Edd Ashe, Irv Novick, Jack Binder, Jack Cole, Lin Streeter, and Maurice Gutwirth
Letterer
Jack Cole
Cover
Irv Novick
Editor
Abner Sundell
Characters
Bentley of Scotland Yard, Fu Chang, Kayo Ward, Queen Of Diamonds, Sgt. Boyle, The Comet, The Falcon (Archie), and The Shield
Teams
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cover date
January 1940
On sale
1 November 1939
Cover price
$0.10
Pages
68
Rating
Unknown

1. G-Man Extraordinary Featuring The Shield 2. The Coming of the Comet Featuring The Comet 3. The Road Contract Featuring Jocko 4. Introducing Sgt. Boyle Featuring Sgt. Boyle 5. The Rocket Lands Featuring Queen of Diamonds 6. Duel with the Dragon Featuring Fu Chang 7. Murderer's Brew 8. Mystery of the Mayfair Monster Featuring Bentley of Scotland Yard 9. Klondike Cafe Robbed Featuring Press Guardian 10. The Rivalry Featuring Midshipman 11. A Boxer Is Born Featuring Kayo Ward *The Shield was the very first patriotic super hero appearing on newsstands in late 1939, while second stringer the Comet would become the first super hero to die in his own strip. But MLJ's quirky heroes would soon be overshadowed and replaced by Archie Andrews and his pals.