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| Publication | December 1951 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: by-monthly [sic] [bi-monthly] |
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| Content | Genre: Humor; Historical | Characters: Sir Oaky Doaks |
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| Synopsis | Dickie and Dan are in a Paris courtroom. Dan persuades the judge to release Jason, the defendant, into his custody, and Dickie extols the virtues of sailing to him. Their boat has been destroyed, so Mac Snorgan lends them his cruiser. Always devious, Jason sells the cruiser to Jacque, the head of the Parisian Black Market, so Dickie and Dan give chase. |
| Credits | Script: Mabel Burwick Waugh [as Odin] (signed) | Pencils: Mabel Burwick Waugh [as Odin] (signed) | Inks: Mabel Burwick Waugh [as Odin] (signed) | Job #: F.F.#197-5111 |
| Content | Genre: Adventure; Children | Characters: Dickie Dare; Mac Snorgan; Dan Flynn; Jason; Jacque |
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| Featuring | Bobby Sox |
| Credits | Script: Jerry Bundsen | Inks: Ted Martine (backgrounds) |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Teen | Characters: Emmy Lou; Taffy |
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| Synopsis | Sir Oaky practices his lance skills on a snowman, but tumbles off and himself becomes encased in a ball of snow. |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Historical | Characters: Sir Oaky Doaks; Nellie (horse) |
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| Content | Genre: Humor; Animal | Characters: Napoleon; Uncle Elby |
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| Synopsis | A woman greets Scorchy and gives him a big kiss. But she has mistaken him for his double, Cyril Jones, who is affronted. Scorchy recognizes Jones as a creep, and muses on his relationship with the woman. |
| Content | Genre: Adventure; Aviation | Characters: Scorchy Smith; David Livingstone; Toni Lovell; Cyril Jones; Betty Forbes |
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| Synopsis | Sir Doaky is jousting when the tip of his lance is bent into a hook. He carries on regardless and unhorses his opponent by hooking him round the neck. |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Historical | Characters: Sir Oaky Doaks; unnamed knight |
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| Featuring | Bobby Sox |
| Credits | Script: Jerry Bundsen | Inks: Ted Martine (backgrounds) |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Teen | Characters: Emmy Lou; Taffy |
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| Synopsis | While Uncle Elby is trying to decide on what sauce to make with his capon, the bird is burnt in the oven. |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Animal | Characters: Napoleon; Uncle Elby |
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| Text Story | The Old Man Handles the Jungle (2 pages) |
| Credits | Letters: typeset |
| Content | Genre: Jungle | Characters: Captain Thomas Clearly; Lieutenant Jack Brennan; Colonel William C. Mow |
| Notes | One half page illustration. |
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| Featuring | Ben Friday |
| Content | Genre: Adventure; Detective-mystery | Characters: Ben Friday; Professor Bull; Prince Hassan; Raven; John Sheever |
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| Synopsis | Emmy Lou shows Alvin how much preparation goes into making herself attractive for him. |
| Featuring | Bobby Sox |
| Credits | Script: Jerry Bundsen | Inks: Ted Martine (backgrounds) |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Teen | Characters: Emmy Lou; Alvin Applehead |
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| Synopsis | Emmy Lou tells Alvin they are through, but on re-reading his love letters calls him up for another date. |
| Featuring | Bobby Sox |
| Credits | Script: Jerry Bundsen | Inks: Ted Martine (backgrounds) |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Teen | Characters: Emmy Lou; her mother; Alvin Applehead |
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| Content | Genre: Humor; Animal | Characters: Napoleon; Uncle Elby |
| Notes | pantomime; wordless comic |
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| Synopsis | Steve sees Princess Minnie-Ha-Cha on the bus off to Hollywood, but she becomes jealous when his old friend Cupcake Brawnski calls long-distance. She later calls again and asks for Steve's help. He meets her the following day and she tells of her suspicions that her husband Sonny is cheating on her. Steve berates Sonny for lying to his wife, but there is a plausible explanation. |
| Featuring | Steve Roper |
| Content | Genre: Adventure | Characters: Steve Roper; Princess Minnie-Ha-Cha; Sonny Brawnski; Cupcake Brawnski; Miss Kit Karson |
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| Synopsis | To get boys to notice Taffy, Emmy Lou suggests she learn to play the piano. She gets so good that she ends up playing at a party while all the boys dance with other girls. |
| Featuring | Bobby Sox |
| Credits | Script: Jerry Bundsen | Inks: Ted Martine (backgrounds) |
| Content | Genre: Humor; Teen | Characters: Emmy Lou; Taffy |
| Notes | Inside back cover |
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