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Wednesday, 5 July 2023

Thriller Comics Library.- #056 To Sweep the Spanish Main #057 In the Reign of Terror #058 The Scottish Chiefs (IPC 1953 Series)

   Thriller Comics Library

Publisher: IPC
Publication Dates: November 1953 - 5 February 1957
Number of Issues Published: 122 (#41 - #162)
Color: Colour cover; black and white interior
Dimensions: Digest
Binding: Squarebound
Publishing Format: was ongoing
Publication Type: magazine 
68 pages   -   Indicia Frequency: The First Thursday in Each Month

Numbering continues from Thriller Comics (IPC, 1951 series) #40
Numbering continues with Thriller Picture Library (IPC, 1957 series) #163



  To Sweep the Spanish Main

IPC, 1953 Series

Cover/  Pencils & Colors :  Sep E. Scott (painting)

Script:
Admiral Lord Mountevans (original story); ? (adaptation)

Pencils & Inks: Stephen Chapman

A swift-moving yarn of buccaneers and hidden treasure.
There is danger and adventure in store for Blaise Merion
when he buckles on his grandfather's sword and sails to
the Spanish Main in search of the old sea-captain’s fabulous
treasure.


 In the Reign of Terror

IPC, 1953 Series

Cover/  Pencils & Colors :  Sep E. Scott (painting)

Script:
Admiral Lord Mountevans (original story); ? (adaptation)

Pencils & Inks: Stephen Chapman

G. A. Henty's tense, dramatic story of the French
Revolution.
With the overthrow of the oppressive rule of the nobles,
there was let loose in France a wave of terror and cruel
persecution. In the midst of this upheaval,” Harry Sandwith,
a young Englishman, plotted with cool daring to wrest
unhappy victims from the clutches of the Revolutionaries..



 The Scottish Chiefs

IPC, 1953 Series

Cover/  Pencils & Colors :  Sep E. Scott (painting)

Script:
Jane Porter (original author)

Pencils & Inks: Reg Bunn

The heart-stirring story of the great Scottish leaders,
William Wallace and Robert Bruce, who united their
people in a glorious endeavour to deliver Scotland from
tyrannical domination.

From the vivid pages of this grand picture-story comes
ringing the clash of mighty battles and valiant deeds.








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