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Type	Name
[STORY]	International Patrol / promo (ad from the publisher) / 1 page (from International Comics (EC, 1947 series) #4 (September-October 1947))
[STORY]	The Tide of Terror! / Van Manhattan / comic story / 8 pages (from International Crime Patrol (EC, 1948 series) #6 (Spring 1948))
[STORY]	International Patrol! / Van Manhattan / comic story / 8 pages (from International Comics (EC, 1947 series) #5 (November-December 1947))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / Van Manhattan / cover / 1 page (from International Comics (EC, 1947 series) #3 (July-August 1947))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / Van Manhattan / cover / 1 page (from International Comics (EC, 1947 series) #2 (Summer 1947))
[STORY]	The Crooks from the Circus! / Van Manhattan / comic story / 8 pages (from International Comics (EC, 1947 series) #4 (September-October 1947))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / Manhattan's Files / cover / 1 page (from International Comics (EC, 1947 series) #1 (Spring 1947))
[STORY]	The Statues of Stanley Killen.... / Manhattan's Files / comic story / 8 pages (from International Comics (EC, 1947 series) #3 (July-August 1947))
[STORY]	Bad Boy...... Who Makes Good!! / Manhattan's Files / comic story / 8 pages (from International Comics (EC, 1947 series) #2 (Summer 1947))

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