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Four Color (1942 Series)
Date | Number: 377 | Lang: English (en)
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   By The Australian Panther
here is a female artist I didn't know about. Actually a husband and wife team, Linda and Jerry Walter. Not bad work either! Anybody have any more info on them? https://www.lambiek.net/artists/w/walter_linda.htm
  
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PublicationFebruary 1952 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1
 
FeaturingSusie Q. Smith
ContentGenre: Teen | Characters: Susie Q. Smith; Hutch Hopkins
 
Comic StoryMy Diary (2 pages)
SynopsisSeven one-panel gags representing the days of the week from Susie's diary.
FeaturingSusie Q. Smith
ContentGenre: Teen | Characters: Susie Q. Smith; Muscles Maloney; Lana; Hutch Hopkins
NotesInside front cover and inside back cover; black and white. Gags may be re-formatted from newspaper panel cartoons.
 
Comic StoryJealousy is Strickly for the Dogs (15 pages)
SynopsisSusie thinks Hutch is taking another girl, Lucinda, on a trip to the park. When she gets there she finds that Lucinda is Hutch's new dog. Embarrassed, she flees into the swamp where she gets lost and has to be rescued by Hutch's dog.
FeaturingSusie Q. Smith
ContentGenre: Teen | Characters: Susie Q. Smith; Hairbrush; Hutch Hopkins; Legs O'Hara
 
SynopsisLetters from girls complaining about boys and boys complaining about girls.
FeaturingEvery Dog Has His Say
ContentGenre: Teen | Characters: Susie Q. Smith; Hutch Hopkins
NotesSusie and Hutch live in Woodstock, N.Y. (or at least that's where the letters are to be sent.) Published letters from Ann Barrow, New Haven, Conn.; Mary Ellen Bush, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Jim Hunter, Portland, Ore.; and Mickey Monroe, New Orleans, La.
 
Comic StoryRained Out (1 page)
SynopsisSusie gets a new hairstyle, but Hutch doesn't notice until after it's ruined by a rainstorm.
FeaturingSusie Q. Smith
ContentGenre: Teen | Characters: Susie Q. Smith; Hutch Hopkins
 
Comic StoryOwlie Olson...Boy Genius (13 pages)
SynopsisThe gang goes on a skating party and has a picnic inside an old barn. The next morning the owner of the barn accuses them of leaving a fire that burned down the building and Owlie has to find a way to prove their innocence.
FeaturingSusie Q. Smith
ContentGenre: Teen | Characters: Susie Q. Smith; Hutch Hopkins; Owlie Olsen; Muscles Maloney; Legs O'Hara; Hungry Harris; Hairbrush; Caz
 
Comic StoryForeign Atmosphere (1 page)
SynopsisWhen Susie wants to eat at a place with a foreign atmosphere, Caz takes her to a hot dog cart manned by an Italian vendor.
FeaturingSusie Q. Smith
ContentGenre: Teen | Characters: Susie Q. Smith; Caz
 
Comic StoryMy Diary... (1 page)
SynopsisFour one-panel gags presented as pages from Susie's diary.
FeaturingSusie Q. Smith
ContentGenre: Teen | Characters: Susie Q. Smith; Millie Miller; Legs O'Hara; Hungry Harris; Muscles Maloney
NotesBack cover. Gags may be re-formatted reprints from newspaper strip cartoons.
 
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