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Publication | April 1943 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: Bi-monthly |
Notes | Busy Arnold, in a 1972 interview, states that Moreira did some early pencils on Kid Eternity material, and his likely inker was Elgin. |
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Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: Kid Eternity; Mr. Keeper; Stormy Foster; Betty Bates; Bill the Magnificient; Willie the Wisp; Bob; Swab; Dan Tootin; Woopy |
Notes | Busy Arnold, in a 1972 interview, states that Moreira did some early pencils on Kid Eternity material, and his likely inker was Elgin. |
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Comic Story | Enter: Silk and Her Highness (15 pages) |
Synopsis | Kid Eternity's powers are removed by Mr. Keeper when the Kid mis-uses them to transform two ordinary guys into "he-men." However, two crooks witnessed this scene and informed Her Highness of this, and she ordered Silk to capture the men and bring them to her. Mr. Keeper then restored the Kid's powers, and he called upon Solomon to defeat Her Highness' gang so the Kid could restore the he-men to normal. |
Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: Kid Eternity; Mr. Keeper; Samson (historical character); Silk (villain); Her Highness (villain; introduction) |
Notes | Pencils credits from Bob Hughes.
Script credits suggested by the Who's Who
Inks credit suggested by the Who's Who. |
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Comic Story | Scarpaw Smythe (8 pages) |
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Comic Story | The Goodies' Battle Royal (8 pages) |
Content | Genre: Humor |
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Comic Story | The Burp Car (1 page) |
Content | Genre: Humor |
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Comic Story | The Four Feathers of Death (8 pages) |
Synopsis | Stormy faces his only costumed foe, The Archer, in an exciting battle of wits before his adversary falls out a window to his death. |
Content | Genre: Superhero | Characters: The Great Defender [Stormy Foster]; The Archer [Joseph Villard] (villain, death) |
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Comic Story | At Liberty (5 pages) |
Content | Genre: Adventure; Humor |
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Text Story | Jackson Peak Holdup (2 pages) |
Credits | Letters: typeset |
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Comic Story | Willie Meets His Spark (6 pages) |
Featuring | Willie the Wisp |
Content | Characters: Willie Wisp (a boy, introduction); Willie the Wisp (a magical lightning bug, introduction); Neptune (statue brought to life) |
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Comic Story | Grego the Grisly Heading East (11 pages) |
Synopsis | Bill gets a little disturbed because the local Sheriff has gotten into the habit of asking Bill to do all of his dirty work for him, including having the face up to the likes of Grego. |
Content | Genre: Humor | Characters: Bill the Magnificent [Bill Hanson]; Peggy (Bill's sweetheart); Sheriff Poodle; Grego the Grisly (villain, introduction) |
Notes | All Gustavson credits verified and courtesy of Terry Gustafson, son of Paul Gustavson. |
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