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[STORY]	The Designer of Doom! / The Boy Commandos / comic story / 10 pages (from Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #32 (March-April 1949))
[STORY]	The Champ with Four Legs! / The Boy Commandos / comic story / 10 pages (from Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #35 (September-October 1949))
[STORY]	The Magnificent Ham! / The Boy Commandos / comic story / 12 pages (from Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #32 (March-April 1949))
[STORY]	Dale Evans -- Queen of the Westerns! / The Boy Commandos / comic story / 12 pages (from Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #32 (March-April 1949))
[STORY]	Swastika Over New York! / The Boy Commandos / comic story / 12 pages (from Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #29 (September-October 1948))
[STORY]	The Dog That Became a Commando! / The Boy Commandos / comic story / 10 pages (from Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #34 (July-August 1949))
[STORY]	Brooklyn Gets a New Look! / The Boy Commandos / comic story / 12 pages (from Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #35 (September-October 1949))
[STORY]	Claw and Fang! / The Boy Commandos / comic story / 12 pages (from Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #35 (September-October 1949))
[STORY]	Land from Out of Space! / The Boy Commandos / comic story / 12 pages (from Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #36 (November-December 1949))
[STORY]	The Kid Who Hit the $60,000 Jackpot! / The Boy Commandos / comic story / 12 pages (from World's Finest Comics (DC, 1941 series) #39 (March-April 1949))

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