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Four Color (1942 Series)
Date | Number: 542 | Lang: English (en)
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PublicationMarch 1954 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1
NotesCover is collage of black and white photos and painting.
 
FeaturingSuper Circus
CreditsPencils:? (painting);? (photo) | Inks:? (painting);? (photo)? | Colors:? (painting)
ContentCharacters: Mary Hartline (photo); Claude Kirchner (photo); Cliffy the Clown (photo of Clifford Soubier); Nicky the Clown (photo of Nicky Francis); Scampy the Clown (photo of Sandy Dobritsch)
NotesCover is collage of black and white photos and painting.
 
Comic StoryFeeding the Giraffe (1 page)
SynopsisThe clowns perform an acrobatic act to feed a giraffe.
FeaturingSuper Circus
CreditsPencils:? (assist) (see notes) | Inks:? (assist) (see notes)
ContentCharacters: Claude Kirchner; Mary Hartline; Cliffy; Scampy; Nicky
NotesInside front cover; black and white; pantomime story. Hames Ware and Michael Barrier say that this appears to be shop work with the figures of Mary Hartline and others by Vernon Greene; animals are by H.R. McBride; and additional art by an unknown artist. (March 2011).
 
Comic StoryCyril the One-Man Circus (10 pages)
SynopsisLooking for new acts, Claude puts a super-intelligent young boy, Cyril Scatterwit, on the bill. Cryil reads from a book on how to do the acts, then performs them to perfection.
FeaturingSuper Circus
CreditsPencils:? (assist) (see notes) | Inks:? (assist) (see notes)
ContentCharacters: Claude Kirchner; Mary Hartline; Cliffy; Nicky; Scampy; Alfootzo; the De Sotos
NotesHames Ware and Michael Barrier say that this appears to be shop work with the figures of Mary Hartline and others by Vernon Greene; animals are by H.R. McBride; and additional art by an unknown artist. (March 2011).
 
Comic StoryLeo the Lion (8 pages)
SynopsisLeo the Lion's bad disposition is causing problems. A monkey takes him out of his cage and shows him how the other animals are working to make the circus better.
FeaturingSuper Circus Menagerie
CreditsPencils:? (assist) (see notes) | Inks:? (assist) (see notes)
ContentGenre: Animal | Characters: Claude Kirchner; Bernie the Trainer; Leo the Lion
NotesThe animals can talk to each other in this story; though not to humans. Hames Ware and Michael Barrier say that this appears to be shop work with the figures of Mary Hartline and others by Vernon Greene; animals are by H.R. McBride; and additional art by an unknown artist. (March 2011).
 
Comic StoryThe Circus Performers Foil a Robbery (4 pages)
SynopsisThe circus performers join forces to capture four crooks who try to steal the circus payroll.
FeaturingSuper Circus Sideshow
CreditsPencils:? (assist) (see notes) | Inks:? (assist) (see notes)
ContentCharacters: Mary Hartline; Fatima; Claude Kirchner
NotesHames Ware and Michael Barrier say that this appears to be shop work with the figures of Mary Hartline and others by Vernon Greene; animals are by H.R. McBride; and additional art by an unknown artist. (March 2011).
 
Comic StoryThe Clowns Repair Mary's New House (10 pages)
SynopsisThe clowns try to do some repairs in Mary's new cottage, with disastrous results.
FeaturingSuper Circus Clown Alley
CreditsPencils:? (assist) (see notes) | Inks:? (assist) (see notes)
ContentCharacters: Mary Hartline; Cliffy; Scampy; Nicky
NotesHames Ware and Michael Barrier say that this appears to be shop work with the figures of Mary Hartline and others by Vernon Greene; animals are by H.R. McBride; and additional art by an unknown artist. (March 2011).
 
Comic StoryTrick Tightrope (1 page)
SynopsisNicky does an act on a trick tightrope.
FeaturingSuper Circus
CreditsPencils:? (assist) (see notes) | Inks:? (assist) (see notes)
ContentCharacters: Cliffy; Scampy; Nicky
NotesInside back cover; black and white; pantomime story. Hames Ware and Michael Barrier say that this appears to be shop work with the figures of Mary Hartline and others by Vernon Greene; animals are by H.R. McBride; and additional art by an unknown artist. (March 2011).
 
Comic StoryFalse Alarm (1 page)
SynopsisThe clowns race to a fire in their fire engine to enjoy a wiener roast.
FeaturingSuper Circus
CreditsPencils:? (assist) | Inks:? (assist)
ContentCharacters: Mary Hartline (cameo); Claude Kirchner; Cliffy; Scampy; Nicky
NotesBack cover. Initials VVG appear on the back cover on a crate in the lower left corner. Hames Ware and Michael Barrier say that this appears to be shop work with the figures of Mary Hartline and others by Vernon Greene; animals are by H.R. McBride; and additional art by an unknown artist. (March 2011).
 
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