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DescriptionWhiz2.JPG	Cover from Whiz Comics #2
Date	February 1940
Source	Cover from Whiz Comics #2, February 1940. Image was on en.wikipedia; transferred to Commons by User:Hyju
Author	Fawcett Comics, uploaded by J Greb
Permission ( Reusing this file)	Evidence seems to suggest that the first 2 issues of Whiz Comics were not renewed as required by law then. Nonetheless, any trademarks registered for the characters may still exist however.

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