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[STORY]	[Prisoner in a Chinese Laundry] / The Black Terror / comic story / 12 pages (from America's Best Comics (Pines, 1942 series) #17 (March 1946))
[STORY]	[The Ration Stamp Racket] / The Black Terror / comic story / 8 pages (from America's Best Comics (Pines, 1942 series) #16 (January 1946))
[STORY]	["The Black Terror faces the most dangerous assignment of his life..."] / The Black Terror / comic story / 10 pages (from The Black Terror (Pines, 1942 series) #13 (January 1946))
[STORY]	["A Jap plot to poison America's top military officials..."] / The Black Terror / comic story / 8 pages (from The Black Terror (Pines, 1942 series) #12 (November 1945))
[STORY]	One Corpse Too Many! / The Black Terror / comic story / 8 pages (from America's Best Comics (Pines, 1942 series) #15 (October 1945))
[STORY]	["The Black Terror -- mighty battler against all evil!"] / The Black Terror / comic story / 12 pages (from The Black Terror (Pines, 1942 series) #14 (April 1946))
[STORY]	[Death in Shanghai] / The Black Terror / comic story / 10 pages (from America's Best Comics (Pines, 1942 series) #18 (June 1946))
[STORY]	[The Master's Meteor] / The Black Terror / comic story / 11 pages (from America's Best Comics (Pines, 1942 series) #v5#2 (14) (June 1945))
[STORY]	["Bob Benton, young American druggist, and his friends Tim and Jean..."] / The Black Terror / comic story / 11 pages (from The Black Terror (Pines, 1942 series) #12 (November 1945))
[STORY]	Violins for Villainy! / The Black Terror / comic story / 11 pages (from The Black Terror (Pines, 1942 series) #22 (March 1948))

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