The Black Terror #14 Values

Publisher: Pines, 1946

About The Black Terror #14

Alex Schomburg cover art.

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COVER DETAILS

Characters: The Black Terror [Bob Benton]; Jean Starr

Pencils: Alex Schomburg [as Schomburg] (signed)

Inks: Alex Schomburg [as Schomburg] (signed)

STORY DETAILS

(9 Stories)

Characters: The Black Terror [Bob Benton]; Tim [Tim Roland]; Mayor Brant; Jean Starr; Mr. Thomson (villain, VIP in jewelers' convention, introduction); Jerry (villain, introduction); Tige (villain, introduction)

Synopsis: When some armed crooks enter Bob's drugstore and demand a certain notebook belonging to a man named Thompson be turned over to them, the Terror Twins get on the trail of the owner of that notebook and learns of an attempt to steak a valuable group of gems from a jewelers' convention.

Pages: 9.000

Characters: The Black Terror [Bob Benton]; Tim [Tim Roland]; Jean Starr; Dr. Samoto (villain); Samoto's assistant (villain, flashback, death); sabotage gang (villains)

Synopsis: Bob and Tim are invited out for a demonstration at an airplane hanger when the hanger's workers suddenly emerge, acting more like strange, wild animals than men. The Terror discovers the man behind the situation who has been assigned the task of disrupting America's war production.

Pages: 12.000

Script: Edmond Hamilton [as Ed Hamilton] (signed)

Pencils: Ed Moritz (signed)

Inks: Ed Moritz (signed)

Notes: Writer credit and revised inker credit, from Hamilton to Moritz, by Craig Delich

Title: Golden Loot

Characters: Dan Raymond; Governor Kurt Boomer; Captain Kushima (villain); the Japanese (villains)

Synopsis: Dan discovers a clever way to outwit a Japanese officer and his men, who are certain that the Americans and Dutch hiding in the hills won't shoot at them.

Pages: 1.000

Script: Chuck Stanley (credited)

Pencils: ? (spot illustration)

Inks: ? (spot illustration)

Letters: typeset

Characters: The Black Terror [Bob Benton]; Tim [Tim Roland]; Sung-Ha (freedom fighter); Cheng (freedom fighter); General Shukahaki (villain, introduction); the Japanese (villains, some die)

Synopsis: Bob and Tim head into the Cascade Mountains in search of a rare species of the deadly Nightshade Plant in order that the government can develop a new drug from it that can treat soldiers suffering from battle shock.

Pages: 12.000

Pencils: Ed Moritz ?

Inks: Ed Moritz ?

Title: Young Gunsmith

Characters: Lincoln Brennan (son of Jeb Brennan); Jeb Brennan (gunsmith); Sheriff Godfrey; Trigger Daly (villain, bank robber)

Synopsis: Lincoln, or Link as he was better known, was learning the gun trade from his father, and came into contact with a notorious bank robber, who was holding him and his father hostage. Quick thinking on his part enabled the local Sheriff to capture the robber and save them.

Pages: 1.000

Script: William B. McClellan (credited)

Pencils: ? (spot illustration)

Inks: ? (spot illustration)

Letters: typeset

Characters: Thunderhoof (a black stallion); Stardust (white filly); Chief Fightin' Bear (death); Dick Foster; Pat (rancher); Joe Nixon (villain, introduction, death); Mannewata (villain, an Indian, introduction, death); White Eagle (villain, Chief's son, reforms)

Synopsis: Nixon and Mannewata make a deal to supply gold to half-breeds in return for stirring up the Indians on the warpath, and no better way existed to do that than to kill the Chief.

Pages: 9.000

Script: Richard Hughes

Pencils: August Froehlich

Inks: August Froehlich

Title: Spaghetti for Breakfast

Characters: Anthony Gallo; Frank Gallo (Anthony's father, owner of pasta firm); State Policemen; Packer Daly (villain); Trigger (villain)

Synopsis: 15-year-old Anthony Gallo was learning his father's business from the ground up, when suddenly thieves enter the business, rob the place and hold him and his father hostage. But Anthony uses alphabet soup noodles to alert the State Police to rescue them!

Pages: 1.000

Script: Charles B. Strong (credited)

Pencils: ? (spot illustration)

Inks: ? (spot illustration)

Letters: Typeset

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