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It Really Happened
Date | Number: 9 | Lang: English (en)
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I have found this issue to be quite difficult to find and afford for most of my life and. . . Here it is! What a wonderful collection assembled here!
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Sois un ejemplo de compartir arte.Gracias infinitas.
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Sois un ejemplo de compartir arte.Gracias infinitas.
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I suppose this would be an issue to recommend for anyone wanting to get familiar with King Ward. He does like half the features in this issue and gets visually creative with them.
  
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NameIt Really Happened 9 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: every other month
 
CoverThe Story of Old Ironsides / 1 page
GenreHistory
PencilsAlex Schomburg (signed)
InksAlex Schomburg (signed)
NotesPreviously credited to a Walter Schomburg. It is a rare non-painted cover, but it is the usual signature of Alex Schomburg.
 
ContentsIt Really Happened (1 page)
Job #B-109
PencilsGraham Ingels
InksGraham Ingels
 
Comic StoryThe Little Boats (1 page)
SynopsisLee Lang of Patchogue, Long Island, New York enjoys sailing.
FeatureHobby Corner
Job #CC-1146
GenreNon-fiction
CharactersLee Lang
PencilsKing Ward
InksKing Ward
LettersEd Hamilton
 
Comic Story"Fighting Bill" William O'Dwyer (6 pages)
SynopsisElected mayor of New York City in 1945. He previously had been a police officer, a US General, a Judge, and the District Attorney up against "Murder, Inc."
Job #CC-1174
GenreNon-fiction
CharactersWilliam O'Dwyer (1890-1964)
PencilsKen Battefield ?
LettersEd Hamilton
 
Comic StoryPioneer Mothers (6 pages)
FeatureHeroines of Our Past
Job #CC-1073
GenreHistory; Western-frontier
PencilsKing Ward
InksKing Ward
 
Comic Story"Bring 'em Back Alive" Frank Buck (6 pages)
Job #CC-1153
GenreBiography
CharactersFrank Buck (1884-1950)
PencilsKen Battefield ?
 
Comic StoryOld Ironsides - The U.S.S. Constitution (5 pages)
Job #CC-1113
GenreHistory; War
 
Text StoryOperation Salvage (3 pages)
Letterstypeset
GenreNon-fiction; War
CharactersEdward Ellsberg (1891-1983)
Script
 
Comic StoryGeorge Eastman - Inventor of the Kodak (6 pages)
Job #CC-1031
GenreNon-fiction; Biography
CharactersGeorge Eastman (1854-1932)
PencilsKing Ward (signed)
InksKing Ward
 
Comic StoryAlexandre Dumas, the Father Alexandre Dumas, the Son (4 pages)
FeatureLike Father, Like Son
Job #CC-1159
GenreHistory
CharactersAlexandre Dumas (1802-1870); Alexandre Dumas (1824-1895)
PencilsKing Ward (signed)
InksKing Ward
LettersEd Hamilton ?
NotesEnding blurb states "Another dramatic 'Father and Son' feature --- next issue!", but none appeared in the next issue.
 
Comic StoryNo Title (2 pages)
FeatureNews Snapshots - Past and Present
Job #CC-1069
GenreNon-fiction
LettersEd Hamilton
 
Comic StoryCarl Norden and the Norden Bombsight (4 pages)
FeatureInspiring Inventions
Job #CC-1102
GenreNon-fiction; Math & Science
CharactersCarl Norden (1880-1965)
PencilsKing Ward
InksKing Ward
LettersEd Hamilton
 
Comic StoryHangman's Gold The Story of Cap'n William Kidd (4 pages)
Job #CC-1149
GenreAdventure; History
CharactersCaptain William Kidd (1645-1701)
LettersEd Hamilton
 
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