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| Publication | May 1947 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: every other month |
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| Credits | Pencils: Bob Wickersham [as Wick] (signed) | Inks: Bob Wickersham [as Wick] (signed) |
| Content | Genre: Anthropomorphic-funny Animals |
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| Notes | House ad with kids grabbing copies of Standard Comics at the news stand, including Coo Coo Comics, Exciting Comics, The Black Terror, Startling Comics, Real Life Comics, Happy Comics, Wonder Comics, The Fighting Yank, America's Best Comics, Thrilling Comics, It Really Happened, Goofy Comics, and Barnyard Comics.
Printed in black and white on inside front cover with indicia. |
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| Synopsis | Disgruntled villain J. Hooligan Frump wants castor-oil flavored ice cream. When he can't get it, he threatens the world with his invention, the Duplicator Ray. He manages to cause all sorts of trouble until Supermouse is on the case. Supermouse gets caught in the ray, and must fight a duplicate of himself. |
| Featuring | Supermouse |
| Credits | Script: Richard Hughes | Pencils: Allan Hubbard | Inks: Allan Hubbard | Letters: Tubby Millar | Job #: AC-757 |
| Content | Genre: Anthropomorphic-funny Animals | Characters: Supermouse; Annabel; J. Hooligan Frump (villain) |
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| Synopsis | Tuffy is hit on the head by a potted plant from a window above, and is visited by the miniature being Weejie, the custodian of the magic plant, now in the service of Tuffy. The plant's magic makes Tuffy a famous cartoonist, worth big money...or was that all a dream while being knocked out by the initial knock to the head? |
| Featuring | Tuffy |
| Credits | Script: Jack Bradbury (signed) | Pencils: Jack Bradbury (signed) | Inks: Jack Bradbury (signed) | Letters: Tubby Millar | Job #: AC-778 |
| Content | Genre: Anthropomorphic-funny Animals | Characters: Tuffy the Cat; Weejie (introduction); Muggs |
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| Synopsis | Samuel is visited by a young pig who wants to dig for roots in his yard. When Samuel turns him out, the young pig is offended, calling Samuel 'undemocratic', and brings his Papa. Not wanting trouble, Samuel must socialize with the pigs, which unfortunately means sharing a meal at the pigs' trough. |
| Featuring | Samuel Spaniel |
| Credits | Pencils: Lynn Karp | Inks: Lynn Karp | Letters: Tubby Millar | Job #: AC-515 |
| Content | Genre: Anthropomorphic-funny Animals | Characters: Samuel Spaniel |
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| Text Story | Ferdinand's Bafflers (2 pages) |
| Credits | Script: Alexander Samalman | Pencils: Jim Tyer | Inks: Jim Tyer | Colors:? (illustration) | Letters: Jim Tyer; Typeset | Job #: AY-960 |
| Content | Genre: Anthropomorphic-funny Animals | Characters: Ferdinand Fox; Herbert Hare; Robert Rabbit; Oliver Skunk; Simon Squirrel; Donald Deer |
| Notes | text story with spot illustrations and puzzles |
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| Comic Story | De Squoil In a Tree That Grew Up in Brooklyn (8 pages) |
| Synopsis | Dodger has spent the Fall storing nuts in a tree that gets sold to a California park. He decides to go along for the ride, but gets separated from the tree in transit. He asks several animals he meets if they saw his tree going down the road, and they all assume he is crazy. |
| Featuring | Dodger |
| Credits | Script: Jack Cosgriff | Pencils: Al Hubbard | Inks: Al Hubbard | Letters: Tubby Millar |
| Content | Genre: Anthropomorphic-funny Animals | Characters: Dodger |
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| Synopsis | Hucky decides to play hooky from school for the day, and takes elaborate pains not to be caught. He should have remembered that today is Saturday. |
| Featuring | Hucky Duck |
| Credits | Script: Jack Bradbury | Pencils: Jack Bradbury | Inks: Jack Bradbury | Letters: Tubby Millar | Job #: AC-673 |
| Content | Genre: Anthropomorphic-funny Animals | Characters: Hucky Duck; Ol' Jones |
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| Synopsis | Two young boys keep fighting and their Uncle tries to teach them peaceful ways with old sayings. The boys keep up their fighting, turning their Uncle's words to meet their ends. |
| Featuring | The Yehootys |
| Credits | Script: Hubie Karp [as H. R. Karp] | Pencils: Lynn Karp (signed) | Inks: Lynn Karp (signed) | Letters: Tubby Millar | Job #: AC-855 |
| Content | Genre: Anthropomorphic-funny Animals | Characters: Hoot; Hooty; Uncle Yehooty |
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| Text Story | The Laughing Grasshopper (1 page) |
| Credits | Script: Mickey Marks | Pencils: Al Hubbard? | Inks: Al Hubbard? | Colors:? (illustration) | Letters: Typeset | Job #: AV-959 |
| Content | Genre: Anthropomorphic-funny Animals | Characters: Petie Cricket; Barney Grasshopper |
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| Synopsis | Custer is being driven crazy by his boarder, the inventor Professor Tweedle. It's so bad that Custer dreams of the trouble the Professor will bring, and he takes action to make sure his dreams don't come true. |
| Featuring | Custer |
| Credits | Script: Gil Turner (signed) | Pencils: Gil Turner (signed) | Inks: Gil Turner (signed) | Letters: Tubby Millar | Job #: AC-534 |
| Content | Genre: Anthropomorphic-funny Animals | Characters: Custer; Prof. Tweedle |
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