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[STORY]	Espionage / Dan Dennis- F.B.I. / comic story / 6 pages (from Keen Detective Funnies (Centaur, 1938 series) #19 (April 1940))
[STORY]	["It's eight-thirty, Tick..."] / Dan Dennis- F.B.I. / comic story / 6 pages (from Keen Detective Funnies (Centaur, 1938 series) #v3#1 (January 1940))
[STORY]	["Well, Tick--looks like we stay in New York for a while..."] / Dan Dennis- F.B.I. / comic story / 6 pages (from Keen Detective Funnies (Centaur, 1938 series) #v2#9 (September 1939))
[STORY]	["Hear, o ye who believe in the world beyond..."] / Dan Dennis- F.B.I. / comic story / 8 pages (from Keen Detective Funnies (Centaur, 1938 series) #24 (September 1940))
[STORY]	["The ghetto...scene of the nation's worst living conditions..."] / Dan Dennis- F.B.I. / comic story / 6 pages (from Keen Detective Funnies (Centaur, 1938 series) #21 (June 1940))
[STORY]	["Tick!"] / Dan Dennis- F.B.I. / comic story / 6 pages (from Keen Detective Funnies (Centaur, 1938 series) #20 (May 1940))
[STORY]	["But--I can't tell you--!"] / Dan Dennis- F.B.I. / comic story / 6 pages (from Keen Detective Funnies (Centaur, 1938 series) #18 (March 1940))
[STORY]	["What's that roar?"] / Dan Dennis- F.B.I. / comic story / 6 pages (from Keen Detective Funnies (Centaur, 1938 series) #v2#11 (November 1939))
[STORY]	["Say Dan--how about takin' in a show tonight?"] / Dan Dennis- F.B.I. / comic story / 6 pages (from Keen Detective Funnies (Centaur, 1938 series) #v2#7 (July 1939))

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