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Centaur Arrow (1940)

You guys certainly have more nerve than brains...don't you?

by Lloyd Jacquet Writer Paul Gustavson Writer +14 more

$0.10 68 pages

4.0/5 (1 review)

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Arrow #1 was published by Centaur on October 1, 1940, as part of a series that began in 1940. Lloyd Jacquet and Paul Gustavson write, and art comes from Bob Lubbers, Claire Moe and Harold Hughes. This 68-page issue features Arrow.

Series

Arrow (1940)

Issue Number

Cover Date

October 1940

Cover Price

$0.10

Page Count

Series Details

Publisher

Centaur

Type

Regular Series

Status

Completed

Run

1940 - 1941

Issues Count

Format

Standard

Language

English

Reviews

1 review

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4.0/5

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Creators

Lloyd Jacquet

Writer

Paul Gustavson

Writer, Artist, Penciller, Inker

Bob Lubbers

Penciller, Inker, Cover Artist

Claire Moe

Penciller, Inker

Harold Hughes

Penciller, Inker

John F. Kolb

Penciller, Inker

Martin Filchock

Penciller, Inker

Characters

Arrow

Ralph Payne

Teams

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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