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Popular Comics
Date | Number: 87 | Lang: English (en)
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NamePopular Comics 87 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 68 | Frequency: monthly
NotesCopyright 1943 by Dell Publishing Co., Inc.
 
Cover1 page
GenreAdventure; Humor; Aviation; War
CharactersThe Three Little Gremlins [Gassy Octane; Nutsy Boltaction; Screwy Turnbuckle]; Smilin' Jack [Jack Martin]
 
StoryGrin and Bear It (1 page)
GenreHumor
Script (signed)
PencilsGeorge Lichty (signed)
InksGeorge Lichty (signed)
First LineOh, we're not worried about living conditions in Washington --
NotesFour single panel cartoons on inside front cover in black, white and red.

© 1942 Chicago Times, Inc.
 
StoryThe Three Little Gremlins (8 pages)
SynopsisProfessor Prexy explains how the Gremlins are able to fly.
Job #P.C.#87
GenreHumor; War
CharactersThe Three Little Gremlins [Gassy Octane; Nutsy Boltaction; Screwy Turnbuckle]; Professor Prexy (first appearance); Dr. Kala Axtar (first appearance); Observer 439; Japanese (villains)
PencilsDan Gormley
InksDan Gormley
First LineLittle Gremlins have their three "R's" to learn (riding, recking, and roughness) so they, too, must attend school --
NotesCopr., 1943, by Daniel J. Gormley.

Art credits suggested by Jerry Bails' Who's Who of American Comic Books 1928-1999.
 
StorySmilin' Jack (8 pages)
SynopsisJack rescues Mary and Dixie from a wind tunnel.
GenreAdventure; Aviation
CharactersSmilin' Jack [Jack Martin]; Fat Stuff; Mary Smith; Dixie Lee; Colonel Chuck; Dr. Helpers
Script
PencilsBoody Rogers
InksBoody Rogers
LettersBoody Rogers
First LineOh, Jack--I wish you and Mary wouldn't bother with me any more
NotesCopyright 1938 by the Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate, Inc.
Page 6 reprints the partial and trimmed Sunday strip from November 12, 1939.
 
StoryBuddies (10 pages)
GenreHumor; War
CharactersPvt. Speed Williams (first appearance); Pvt. Slug McCoy (first appearance); Corporal Nap Naylor (first appearance); Sgt. Rafferty (first appearance)
PencilsFrank Thomas (signed)
InksFrank Thomas (signed)
First LineTwo gridiron rivals become pals in the Pacific and team up on the little yellow men from Nippon....
NotesCopr., 1943 by R. S. Callender.
 
StoryThe Gumps (1 page)
GenreDrama; Humor
CharactersUncle Bim Gump [Benjamin Gump]; Larry Slik; Gertie Slik; Little Napolean's mother
Script
PencilsGus Edson
InksGus Edson
First LineBim advertised for the missing parents of Little Napolean
NotesCopyright 1938 by the Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Syndicate, Inc.
 
Comic StoryPig Skinned / Spooky (1 page)
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
CharactersFenwick Flooky
Script
PencilsBill Holman
InksBill Holman
NotesCopyright, 1940, by News Syndicate Co., Inc.
 
Comic StorySheet Music / Smokey Stover (1 page)
GenreHumor
CharactersSmokey Stover; Cookie Stover; Spooky (a cat)
Script
PencilsBill Holman
InksBill Holman
NotesCopyright, 1940, by News Syndicate Co., Inc.
 
Comic StoryHome Run / Spooky (1 page)
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
CharactersFenwick Flooky; Dr. Kissmollytwice
Script
PencilsBill Holman
InksBill Holman
NotesCopyright, 1940, by News Syndicate Co., Inc.
 
Comic StoryBlack Napoleon (6 pages)
SynopsisThis is the only appearance of the "A True Fact Story" feature
FeatureA True Fact Story
GenreNon-fiction; War
CharactersBlack Napoleon [Toussaint L'ouverture]; Napoleon Bonaparte; General LeClerc
NotesCopr., 1943 by R. S. Callender.
 
Comic Story$50,000 Piece of Paper (1 page)
SynopsisThe true story of the world's rarest stamp.
GenreNon-fiction
CharactersVaughn; Niel McKenner; Count Ferrary; Hugo Griebert; Arthur Hinds
NotesCopr., 1943 by R. S. Callender.
 
Text StoryStumpy (3 pages)
Letterstypeset
GenreWar
CharactersJerry Blake; Mrs. Blake; Stumpy [also as Hap] (a dog)
Script
NotesGaylord Du Bois script credit per "Gaylord Du Bois's Account Books Sorted by Title compiled from the original account books by Randall W. Scott" (1984), page 77: "Stumpy. text for Popular Comics, May 1944."
 
StoryTerry and the Pirates (8 pages)
SynopsisDragon Lady teaches Terry how to dance.
GenreAdventure
CharactersApril Kane; Reginald Smythe-Heatherstone; Deeth Crispin
Script
PencilsMilton Caniff
InksMilton Caniff
LettersFrank Engli
First LineI'd bet it wasn't pain that made you cry a while ago...
NotesCopyright, 1938, by the Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Syndicate, Inc.
 
Comic StoryQuack Ducktor / Smokey Stover (1 page)
GenreHumor
CharactersSmokey Stover; Chief Cash U. Nutt; Dr. P. Nutt [Pierpont Nutt]; Spooky (a cat)
Script
PencilsBill Holman
InksBill Holman
NotesCopyright, 1940, by News Syndicate Co., Inc.
 
StorySmokey Stover (1 page)
GenreHumor
CharactersSmokey Stover; Chief Cash U. Nutt; Sparks (a dog)
Script
PencilsBill Holman
InksBill Holman
First LineMr. Blott at the Blue Plate Plaza called
NotesCopyright, 1940, by News Syndicate Co., Inc.
 
StorySmokey Stover (1 page)
GenreHumor
CharactersSmokey Stover; Cookie Stover; Spooky (a cat)
Script
PencilsBill Holman
InksBill Holman
First LineYippee, Cookie
NotesCopyright, 1940, by News Syndicate Co., Inc.
 
StorySmokey Stover (1 page)
GenreHumor
CharactersSmokey Stover; Cookie Stover; Earl Stover; Spooky
Script
PencilsBill Holman
InksBill Holman
First LineYou look as put out as a camp fire in a cloudburst
NotesCopyright, 1940, by News Syndicate Co., Inc.
 
StoryGasoline Alley (4 pages)
GenreDrama
CharactersSkeezix Wallet; Nina Clock; Gootch; Larry Packer; Jessica; Auntie Blossom [Phyllis Wallet]; Aunt Hessie
Script
PencilsFrank King
InksFrank King
First LineGootch! How much was Skeezix hurt?
NotesCopyright 1937 by the Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Syndicate, Inc.
 
StoryGrin and Bear It (1 page)
GenreHumor
CharactersMiss Snodgrass; Otis;
Script (signed)
PencilsGeorge Lichty (signed)
InksGeorge Lichty (signed)
First LineHmmm... won't budge!
NotesSix single panel cartoons.
© 1942 Chicago Times, Inc.
 
Text StoryNow You See It -- Now You Don't! (6 pages)
SynopsisText story about the benefits of camouflage.
GenreNon-fiction
PencilsTom Gill (illustrations) (signed)
InksTom Gill (illustrations) (signed)
NotesCopr., 1943 by R. S. Callender.
 
StorySmokey Stover (1 page)
GenreHumor
CharactersSmokey Stover; Cookie Stover; Spooky (a cat); Skull Duggery
Script
PencilsBill Holman
InksBill Holman
First LineJumpin' jackpots, Cookie
NotesCopyright, 1940, by News Syndicate Co., Inc.
 
AdvertisementRemove Ugly Blackheads or No Cost / Vacutex Blackhead Remover (1 page)
SynopsisAd by Ballco Products Company.
GenreNon-fiction
NotesOn inside back cover in black and white.
 
Advertisement33 Power Telescope Lens Kit / Wonders of Science Simplified (1 page)
SynopsisAd by Metro Publications.
GenreNon-fiction
NotesBack cover.
 
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