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Four Color (1942 Series)
Date | Number: 14 | Lang: English (en)
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Name0014 - Smilin' Jack | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 68
NotesIndicia title: Smilin' Jack. No. 14.
Copyright, 1938, by Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Syndicate, Inc.
 
Cover1 page
GenreAdventure; Aviation
 
StorySmilin' Jack (8 pages)
SynopsisSmilin' Jack infiltrates The Ring disguised as Powder.
GenreAdventure; Aviation
CharactersGull Wing; Inspector; Bunny; Nancy; Helen; Wally; The Ring [Gale Gibson (villain); Powder (villain); Laura (villain); The Head (villain); The Claw (villain)]
Script
PencilsZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
InksZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
LettersBoody Rogers
First LineSmilin' Jack, heartbroken because Dixie married Dr. Medic
NotesStory begins on inside front cover. Inside front cover is in black, white and red.
 
StorySmilin' Jack (8 pages)
SynopsisThe Head finds out Jack is Powder. Jack escapes.
GenreAdventure; Aviation
CharactersGull Wing; Inspector; Bunny Wing; Laura (villain); The Head (villain); The Claw (villain); The Ring (villains)
Script
PencilsZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
InksZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
LettersBoody Rogers
First Line"Head," are you really gonna let th' chef dangle from that tuna rod all night?
 
StorySmilin' Jack (8 pages)
SynopsisJack's plane crashes and he ends up on an island. It happens to be the island in which Powder is engaged to the Chief's daughter.
GenreAdventure; Aviation
CharactersFat Stuff (introduction); Boona Goo (introduction); Taboo (introduction); Chief (introduction); Dixie Lee (cameo, flashback); The Ring [The Head (villain); The Claw (villain)]
Script
PencilsZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
InksZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
LettersBoody Rogers
First LineWell, 'Head,' why don't you dust 'Powder' off
 
StorySmilin' Jack (8 pages)
SynopsisSmilin' Jack is still being mistaken as someone named Powder, and he is forced to marry Boona Goo. Jack escapes the island before consummating the marriage with Boona, but is captured by Limehouse, a prison guard who also mistakes him as Powder.
GenreAdventure; Aviation
CharactersBoona Goo; Fat Stuff; Chief; Sun Priest; Limehouse (introduction)
Script
PencilsZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
InksZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
LettersBoody Rogers
First LineGosh, Fat Stuff--
 
StorySmilin' Jack (8 pages)
SynopsisLimehouse puts Jack and Fat Stuff in jail and to work in the sulphur mine. The Head and The Claw are revealed to be alive when they are put in the same prison as Jack.
GenreAdventure; Aviation
CharactersFat Stuff; Fergus; Leonard; Limehouse; Le Meuix (introduction); Slab (introduction, villain); Lizard (introduction, villain); The Ring [The Head (villain); The Claw (villain)]; Eagle Eye (introduction, villain)
Script
PencilsZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
InksZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
LettersBoody Rogers
First LineBefore you completely lose your mind
 
StorySmilin' Jack (8 pages)
SynopsisSmilin' Jack, Fat Stuff, The Head and The Claw escape from jail, but are eventually caught. Jack is put in solitary confinement.
GenreAdventure; Aviation
CharactersBoona Goo; Fat Stuff; Limehouse; The Ring [The Head (villain); The Claw (villain)]; Eagle Eye (villain); Slab (villain, death)
Script
PencilsZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
InksZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
LettersBoody Rogers
First LineGuard or no guard
 
StorySmilin' Jack (8 pages)
SynopsisSmilin' Jack escapes from prison again and it looks like he may be rescued.
GenreAdventure; Aviation
CharactersFat Stuff; Limehouse; Ringtail (a monkey); Laura (introduction; Limehouse's daughter); Limehouse's wife (introduction)
Script
PencilsZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
InksZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
LettersBoody Rogers
First LineGosh--a person never realizes what a bore he is till he's alone with himself
 
StorySmilin' Jack (8 pages)
SynopsisDownwind rescues Jack from the island and brings him back to civilization.
GenreAdventure; Aviation
CharactersAlberta; Birteel; Dickie; Downwind Jaxon [also as George]; Fat Stuff; Mary Smith (voice only); Ringtail (a monkey); Miss Murray; Juanita; Mrs. Andrews
Script
PencilsZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
InksZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
LettersBoody Rogers
First LineSeeing the clipper turn back, Jack heads the glider away from the island
NotesOne of the ladies calls Downwind George, but he tells Jack that isn't his real name.
 
StorySmilin' Jack (3 pages)
GenreAdventure; Aviation
CharactersFat Stuff; Downwind Jaxon; Woo-Woo Bali (introduction)
Script
PencilsZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
InksZack Mosley Boody Rogers (art assistant)
LettersBoody Rogers
First LineBrakes do your stuff
NotesStory continues on inside back cover and back cover. Inside back cover is in black, white and red.
 
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