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NamePep Comics 47 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 60 | Frequency: monthly, except January, April, July and October
NotesThe on-sale date is from the publication date recorded in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 2, Periodicals, 1944, New Series, Vol. 39, No. 1.
 
Cover1 page
GenreHumor; Teen
PencilsHarry Sahle Harry Sahle
InksHarry Sahle Harry Sahle
First LineI, the Shield, will save you!
NotesOfficial credit from Archie comics.
 
Publisher advertisementBulletin No. 25 (1 page)
FeatureShield G-Man Club
Script? [as Joe Higgins (The Shield)]
Letterstypeset
 
Comic StoryThe Madman's Castle / The Shield (10 pages)
GenreSuperhero
CharactersKurt Reimar (villain, introduction); Maximilian (villain, introduction, death); Count De Maximilian (introduction, death); Charlotte Max (introduction)
PencilsClem Weisbecker (signed)
InksPen Shumaker (signed)
 
Comic StoryWe'll Never be Licked / Captain Commando (9 pages)
CharactersDanton (an artist from 2944, introduction); The Nazis (villains)
PencilsGeorge Harrison
InksGeorge Harrison
NotesOriginally credited "George Harrison?" on pencils and "Clem Weisbecker?" on ink. The artwork, like the rounded inking and especially the apricot-like ears with large rounded outer edge are identical to his signed Boy Buddies story in Hangman #8. So most probably all done by Harrison. Stories signed by Clem/Pen have long narrow faces and ears, with more angular inklines.
 
Comic StoryThe Noose / Hangman (9 pages)
GenreSuperhero
CharactersElias Wolfe (flashback, villain, death); Richard Wolfe (villain, death)
PencilsBob Fujitani (signed)
InksBob Fujitani (signed)
NotesThis is the final appearance of the "Hangman" feature in Pep Comics. "Hangman" also appears regularly in Black Hood Comics (Archie, 1943 Series) and will continue there until Spring 1944 (#10).
 
Text StoryCorpses Don't Walk (1.75 pages)
Letterstypeset
CharactersJoe Manton; Jake Walker; Sheriff Carr
Script
 
Statement of OwnershipNo Title
Letterstypeset
Script (publisher)
 
Comic StoryOscar Is Lost / Archie (6 pages)
SynopsisWhen Oscar runs away, Archie and Mr. Andrews look for him.
GenreTeen
CharactersOscar (Archie's dog)
Script
PencilsHarry Sahle
InksHarry Sahle
Notesofficial credits from Archie comics (previous indexer thought the "story by Hubbell" credit line meant that Hubbell drew it.)
 
Comic StoryFuddy and Duddy / Catfish Joe (6 pages)
CharactersFuddy Goober (introduction); Duddy Goober (introduction)
Script ?
PencilsLarry Harris
InksLarry Harris
 
StoryLi'l Chief Bugaboo (6 pages)
GenreHumor
CharactersLi'l Chief Bugaboo
Script ?
PencilsDave Higgins (signed)
InksDave Higgins (signed)
First LineYeeowee
NotesThis is the final appearance of the "Li'l Chief Bugaboo" feature in Pep Comics. The feature appears next in Jolly Jingles (Archie, 1943 Series) #13 (Spring 1944).

Writing previously credited to Theresa Woik(Szenics). She is not known to have written
any comics, although was an inker and letterer. Dave Higgins is known to have written comics, and the "By Dave Higgins" credit line suggests that he may have written this story as well as drawn it.
 
Comic StoryThe Spells of King Jerque II / Marco Loco (6 pages)
CharactersKing Jerque II (villain, introduction)
Script ?
PencilsCarl Hubbell
InksCarl Hubbell
 
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