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Cover: Dick Dillin & Dick Dillin
Detective Comics #307
“Alpha, the Experimental Man!”
Milwaukee, WI would not allow an auto to stand in the street for more than two hours unless hitched to a horse. Corning, IA It was against the law to speak to anyone passing along the street. Alabama declared it unlawful to put salt on a railroad track.
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writer Henry Boltinoff · artist Henry Boltinoff · inker Henry Boltinoff · letterer Henry Boltinoff · cover Dick DillinDick Dillin
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writer Henry Boltinoff
artist Henry Boltinoff
inker Henry Boltinoff
letterer Henry Boltinoff
cover pencils Dick Dillin
cover inks Dick Dillin
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Milwaukee, WI would not allow an auto to stand in the street for more than two hours unless hitched to a horse. Corning, IA It was against the law to speak to anyone passing along the street. Alabama declared it unlawful to put salt on a railroad track.
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