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| Date | | Number: 29 | Lang: English (en) | |||
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| Name | Heroic Comics 29 | Published |
| Publication | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: bi-monthly |
| Cover | 1 page |
| Genre | War |
| Comic Story | Robot Wrecker (4 pages) |
| Genre | War |
| Characters | Captain Raymond M. Walsh |
| Script | Allan Black (see notes) ? Charles Loeb (see notes) ? |
| Pencils | George Sekowsky (see notes) |
| Inks | George Sekowsky (see notes) |
| Notes | Per the Eastern Color 1943-1945 ledger at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History in Hartford, Connecticut, Eastern Color Printing during the October 1944 portion of the ledger, G. Sakoske and Geo. Sakoske was paid $64.00 each for the art on two different 4 page stories. George Sakoske is the birth name of George Sekowsky. Allan Black and C. Loeb (Charles Loeb) were each paid $16.00 for a 4 page script, but does not identify which stories each did, so they are all credited here. |
| Comic Story | Sunday Stroll into the Jaws of Death (4 pages) |
| Genre | War |
| Characters | Private Lucien Thibodeau; Captain Macnack |
| Script | Allan Black (see notes) ? Charles Loeb (see notes) ? |
| Pencils | George Sekowsky (see notes) |
| Inks | George Sekowsky (see notes) |
| First Line | Before the war... |
| Notes | Per the Eastern Color 1943-1945 ledger at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History in Hartford, Connecticut, Eastern Color Printing during the October 1944 portion of the ledger, G. Sakoske and Geo. Sakoske was paid $64.00 each for the art on two different 4 page stories. George Sakoske is the birth name of George Sekowsky. Allan Black and C. Loeb (Charles Loeb) were each paid $16.00 for a 4 page script, but does not identify which stories each did, so they are all credited here. |
| Text Story | Cafeteria Lunch (1 page) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Genre | War |
| Characters | General Frank Merrill |
| Script | Emanuel Demby (see notes) |
| First Line | Next time you read the sign... |
| Notes | Per the Eastern Color 1943-1945 ledger at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History in Hartford, Connecticut, Eastern Color Printing, during the October 1944 part of the ledger, Emanuel Demby was paid $12.50 for a one page story script, but it is uncertain which of the two stories his credit is on that the payment referred to. |
| Activity | No Title (1 page) |
| Feature | The Music Master |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | W. B. Smith (see notes) ? |
| Pencils | W. B. Smith (see notes) ? |
| Inks | W. B. Smith (see notes) ? |
| First Line | Come on, kids! |
| Notes | Per the Eastern Color 1943-1945 ledger at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History in Hartford, Connecticut, Eastern Color Printing, listed in the October 1944 portion of the ledger, W. B. Smith was paid $20.00 for one page of script and art. The only known uncredited one pager in this issue is this activity page, but it is uncertain this is the work he was paid for. |
| Comic Story | What Do You Know about the 'Jet Plane' (4 pages) |
| Genre | War |
| Pencils | Charles Bange (signed) |
| Inks | Charles Bange (signed) |
| First Line | It sounds like a big bubbling tea kettle... |
| Comic Story | Tommy Tank Smasher (3 pages) |
| Genre | War |
| Script | Logan Reavis (see notes) ? Charles Loeb (see notes) ? |
| Pencils | Logan Reavis (see notes) ? W. B. Smith (see notes) ? |
| Inks | Logan Reavis (see notes) ? W. B. Smith (see notes) ? |
| First Line | Reckless courage, ingenuity and determination... |
| Notes | Per the Eastern Color 1943-1945 ledger at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History in Hartford, Connecticut, Eastern Color Printing, listed in the October 1944 portion of the ledger, two 3-page stories were paid for as follows: L. V. Reavis (Logan U. Reavis) was paid $60.00 for script and art; C. Loeb (Charles Loeb) was paid $12.00 for script and; W. B. Smith was paid $42.00 for art. It does not say which of the two 3-page stories either worked on, so they are credited for both. |
| Text Story | Where Others Fail (1 page) |
| Colors | ? ( spot illustration) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Genre | War |
| Characters | Vice Admiral Jonas H. Ingram, U.S.N. |
| Script | Emanuel Demby (see notes) |
| First Line | Mention lighter-than-aircraft - blimps... |
| Notes | Per the Eastern Color 1943-1945 ledger at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History in Hartford, Connecticut, Eastern Color Printing, during the October 1944 part of the ledger, Emanuel Demby was paid $12.50 for a one page story script, but it is uncertain which of the two stories his credit is on that the payment referred to. |
| Comic Story | Hero Ship O'Bannon (3 pages) |
| Genre | War |
| Script | Charles Loeb (see notes) ? Logan Reavis (see notes) ? |
| Pencils | Logan Reavis (see notes) ? W. B. Smith (see notes) ? |
| Inks | Logan Reavis (see notes) ? W. B. Smith (see notes) ? |
| First Line | The U.S.S. O'Bannon... |
| Notes | Per the Eastern Color 1943-1945 ledger at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History in Hartford, Connecticut, Eastern Color Printing, listed in the October 1944 portion of the ledger, two 3-page stories were paid for as follows: L. V. Reavis (Logan U. Reavis) was paid $60.00 for script and art; C. Loeb (Charles Loeb) was paid $12.00 for script and; W. B. Smith was paid $42.00 for art. It does not say which of the two 3-page stories either worked on, so they are credited for both. Keith Chandler originally credited the pencil and inks for this sequence to Henry Kiefer. |
| Text Story | Fighting Fotographer (1 page) |
| Colors | ? ( spot illustration) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Genre | War |
| Characters | 2nd Lt. George Bartholomew |
| Script | Ed Murphy |
| First Line | 'Bombs away!' |
| Comic Story | No Title (6 pages) |
| Feature | Vitaman |
| Genre | Humor; Superhero |
| Characters | Vitaman (intro) |
| Script | Charles W. Winter (see notes) (signed) |
| Pencils | Charles W. Winter (see notes) (signed) |
| Inks | Charles W. Winter (see notes) (signed) |
| First Line | Bloney Island... |
| Notes | Per the Eastern Color 1943-1945 ledger at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History in Hartford, Connecticut, Eastern Color Printing during the October 1944 portion of the ledger, C. Winter (Charles W. Winter) was paid $120.00 for script and art for a 6 page story, which would be this one. |
| Comic Story | The Stolen Necklace (6 pages) |
| Feature | The Music Master |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Characters | The Music Master [John Wallace]; Downbeat; Jonathan Weems (Miastro's secretary, crook); Miastro (concert violinist); Al Jensen (crook) |
| Script | Stephen Douglas ? |
| First Line | There was noting wrong with Downbeat's eyes... |
| Notes | Script credit suggested by Bails' Who's Who |
| Comic Story | The Case of the Substitute Gems! / Hydroman (6 pages) |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Characters | Hydroman [Bob Blake]; Ruby Khan (villain) |
| Pencils | Henry Kiefer |
| Inks | Henry Kiefer |
| First Line | Is it possible? |
| Notes | Last appearance. |
| Story | Flyin' Jenny (2.75 pages) |
| Genre | Adventure; Aviation; War |
| Characters | Flyin' Jenny Dare; Spinner Martin; Cyril |
| Script | Frank Wead |
| Pencils | Russell Keaton |
| Inks | Russell Keaton |
| First Line | Jenny and Spinner, competing in Navy trials... |
| Statement of Ownership | No Title |
| Letters | typeset |
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