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Cover: Irv Novick
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Pep Comics #39

May 1943 · M. L. J. Magazines, Inc. · 0.10 USD
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“The City of Corpses”

From 1943, this MLJ/Archie issue of Pep Comics delivers a vivid wartime cover by Irv Novick, showing the patriotic Shield in his red, white, and blue costume launching a fierce attack against a group of brutish enemies, while a woman and a capped figure look on from the background. The energy and momentum Novick captures — fists flying, opponents reeling — reflects the bold superhero spirit that made this title a standout of the era. With the interior story "The City of Corpses" illustrated by Harry Sahle, issue #39 is a solid snapshot of Golden Age action at ten cents a copy.

writer Gerry P. · artist, inker Harry Sahle · cover Irv Novick

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Cast · 19 characters

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writer Gerry P.
artist, inker Harry Sahle
cover pencils, inks Irv Novick

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Archie and Betty run a booth at a war stamp rally where kids can throw baseballs at a Hitler dummy. Unfortunately, Jughead ends up in the booth.

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