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Rangers Comics #30

Jan 1953 · Fiction House · 6d [0-0-6 GBP]
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In "Set 'Em Up in MiG Alley," Dick Beck’s dynamic artwork brings to life three iconic American bombers—the Boeing XB-47 Stratojet, the North American B-45 Tornado, and the Consolidated Vultee B-36—each rendered with period-accurate detail in a striking 1953 presentation. The issue captures the sleek, high-altitude power of Cold War-era aviation through sharp, expressive illustrations that highlight the engineering marvels of their time.

Contains 5 stories
Set 'Em Up in MiG Alley
4 pp · Aviation, War
Script ? [as Mark Matthews]
The Big Blast-Out
4 pp · Aviation, War
Untitled Science Fiction story
6 pp · Science Fiction
Script ? [as Cy Thatcher]
Angels Zero
4 pp · Aviation, War
The Demon of Devonshire
7 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "The Demon of Devonshire," police inspector Langdon is tormented by spectral visions as he investigates a string of murders tied to a cursed estate. When the victims' spirits begin to haunt him, driving him to the edge, Drew Murdoch arrives to confront the supernatural force behind the killings—setting a trap to expose the fiend before it claims another soul.

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Full credits

artist, inker Dick Beck

Reprints

↩ Reprints Planet Comics #37 (1945), War Birds #1 (1952), War Birds #2 (1952), Ghost Comics #7 (1953)

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