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Sparkler Comics
Date | Number: 60 | Lang: English (en)
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NotesCopyrighted Abner, Nancy & Tarzan removed. Page 19/20 missing
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PublicationOctober 1946 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: monthly
 
FeaturingNancy
CreditsPencils: Ernie Bushmiller (signed) | Inks: Ernie Bushmiller (signed)
ContentCharacters: Nancy; Sluggo
 
AdvertisementLadies & Mens Rings (1 page)
CreditsLetters: typeset
NotesInside front cover advertisement for rings from the Harem Co.
 
FeaturingNancy
ContentCharacters: Nancy; Sluggo; Marigold; Fritzi Ritz; Marmaduke
 
FeaturingPepsi the Pepsi-Cola Cop
ContentCharacters: Pepsi; Pete
NotesAdvertisement for Pepsi-Cola bottle beverage in comic strip form.
 
FeaturingLi'l Abner
ContentCharacters: Li'l Abner; Moonbeam
 
SynopsisBombo befriends a young boy on the beach.
FeaturingEl Bombo
CreditsPencils: Bernard Dibble | Inks: Bernard Dibble
ContentGenre: Humor | Characters: El Bombo; Fish-face; Shark-Eye
NotesAfter 2 issues of the strip's title changing to "El Bombo and Bilty," it is back to just "El Bombo" this time.
 
FeaturingSparkling Stars of the Air
CreditsPencils:? (photograph) | Inks:? (photograph) | Letters: typeset
ContentCharacters: Henry Aldrich
NotesText story featuring Henry Aldrich with photograph.
 
FeaturingHap Hopper
ContentCharacters: Hap Hopper
 
AdvertisementStamps (2 pages)
CreditsLetters: typeset
NotesAdvertisements for stamps.
 
FeaturingCaptain and the Kids
 
FeaturingTarzan
ContentCharacters: Tarzan
 
CartoonBack Home Again (1 page)
CreditsScript: Ed Dodd | Pencils: Ed Dodd | Inks: Ed Dodd
NotesTwo comic panels with text jokes on right half of page.
 
FeaturingAbbie an' Slats
ContentCharacters: Abbie; Slats
 
AdvertisementOperation SNAFU (1 page)
SynopsisSad Sack returns to America to see a "Welcome Soldier" banner in the train station. However, the movie theater and hotel are full (because of all the returning soldiers) and the GI Canteen is closed (because the war is over). Even the park has a "Keep Off the Grass" sign. So Sack ends up sleeping on the train platform, using the "Welcome Soldier" banner as a blanket.
FeaturingSad Sack
CreditsScript: George Baker | Pencils: George Baker | Inks: George Baker | Letters: typeset
ContentCharacters: Sad Sack
NotesAdvertisement for continuing to donate to the USO, even though the war is over.
 
Publisher advertisementSee Nancy Twice Each Month! (1 page)
FeaturingNancy
CreditsLetters: typeset
ContentCharacters: Nancy
NotesPromotional page for Sparkler Comics.
 
AdvertisementUtility Stores (1 page)
CreditsLetters: typeset
NotesAdvertisement for a Cap Pistol, a Jet propelled speed boat and an Excel 16mm. movie projector.
 
AdvertisementSaving the Warden's Daughter! (1 page)
Featuring"U. S." Royal
ContentCharacters: "U. S." Royal
NotesInside back cover ad for U. S. Bike Tires told in comic strip form.
 
AdvertisementPlastikit (1 page)
CreditsLetters: typeset
NotesBack cover advertisement for a kit to make objects out of lucite and plastic.
 
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