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Caught 4

Charlton Tales

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Curated Charlton tales, timelines, and cover art notes.

Published August 1956 – April 1957
Issue Numbers 1 – 5
Total Issues 5
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Issue Information
Cover Date
February 1957
Indicia Frequency
bi-monthly
Indicia Publisher
Vista Publications, Inc.
 
Cover Titles
Man Missing!
Ruthless!
Man on the Run!
The Payoff!
 
Cover Credits
John Severin pencils and inks signed
 
Contributions
Michaël Dewally: Cover Image
Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.: Cover Creator Credit

Stories

L-186 The Man Who Followed Page 1
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The Man Who Followed

Job # L-186
Pages 5
Type art
Credits
Don Heck pencils and inks signed
Contributors:
Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.: Creator Credit
Frank Wilmot: Story Scan

Food for Nought

Job # 9768
Pages 2
Type text
Credits
Credits not yet documented
L-152 The Payoff! Page 1
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The Payoff!

Job # L-152
Pages 4
Type art
Credits
Joe Maneely pencils and inks signed
Contributors:
Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.: Creator Credit
Frank Wilmot: Story Scan
L-132 Ruthless! Page 1
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Ruthless!

Job # L-132
Pages 5
Type art
Credits
Syd Shores pencils attributed Christopher Rule inks attributed
Contributors:
Frank Wilmot: Story Scan
L-175 Man on the Run! Page 1
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Man on the Run!

Job # L-175
Pages 4
Type art
Credits
Al Gordon pencils guess Bob Forgione pencils attributed (I don't think this is Gordon, but don't feel like anyone knows Gordon enough to discount him completely. My notes give this to Forgione and Abel and I still THINK it's them. As I said, I can't say it is NOT Gordon, though. - JVJ) Jack Abel inks attributed
Contributors:
Frank Motler: Creator Credit
Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.: Creator Credit
Frank Wilmot: Story Scan
L-129 Man Missing Page 1
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Man Missing

Job # L-129
Pages 5
Type art
Credits
Vince Colletta pencils guess Vince Colletta inks unsigned (When Colletta DOESN'T sign a story it usually means that he didn't pencil it. Not always, but usually. This is unsigned, so pencils should be questioned. Inks are not. - JVJ)
Contributors:
Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.: Creator Credit
Frank Wilmot: Story Scan
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