| Additional Information |
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| Publication | May 1941 | Price: 0.10 USD; 0.15 CAD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: monthly |
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| Featuring | The Captain and the Kids; Looy Dot Dope |
| Content | Genre: Humor |
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| Featuring | The Captain and the Kids |
| Credits | Script: Rudolph Dirks [as R. Dirks] |
| Notes | The Captain and the Kids splits six pages with Hawkshaw the Detective. |
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| Comic Story | The Singular Affair of the Purloined Pants (3 pages) |
| Featuring | Hawkshaw the Detective |
| Credits | Script: Rudolph Dirks [as R. Dirks] | Pencils: Rudolph Dirks [as R. Dirks] | Inks: Rudolph Dirks [as R. Dirks] |
| Content | Genre: Humor |
| Notes | Hawkshaw the Detective splits three six pages with The Captain and the Kids. |
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| Featuring | The Triple Terror |
| Credits | Pencils: Al McWilliams | Inks: Al McWilliams |
| Content | Genre: Superhero |
| Notes | Story is unsigned but compare with the artwork in issue 60. |
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| Featuring | Li'l Abner |
| Credits | Script: Al Capp |
| Notes | The features Advice for Chillun and Advice for Gals occupy one panel of each page. |
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| Featuring | Looy Dot Dope |
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| Synopsis | Tarzan calms the attacking lions and they, with Lethor and Loyya, head north to fight Flint's attacking forces. En route they encounter a herd of stampeding elephants. Several of the lions are trampled underfoot, but Tarzan leaps on the back of the leading elephant in hopes of controlling the stampede. |
| Featuring | Tarzan |
| Credits | Script: Don Garden [as Edgar Rice Burroughs] (credited) | Pencils: Burne Hogarth [as Hogarth] (signed) | Inks: Burne Hogarth [as Hogarth] (signed) |
| Content | Characters: Tarzan [John Clayton, Lord Greystoke]; Lethor (a lion), Loyya (a lioness) |
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| Featuring | Fritzi Ritz |
| Credits | Script: Ernie Bushmiller | Pencils: Ernie Bushmiller | Inks: Ernie Bushmiller |
| Notes | Fritzi Ritz splits five pages with Phil Fumble. |
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| Featuring | Phil Fumble |
| Credits | Script: Ernie Bushmiller | Pencils: Ernie Bushmiller | Inks: Ernie Bushmiller |
| Notes | Phil Fumble splits five pages with Fritzi Ritz. |
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| Featuring | Abbie an' Slats |
| Credits | Script: Raeburn Van Buren | Pencils: Raeburn Van Buren | Inks: Raeburn Van Buren |
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| Featuring | The Mirror Man |
| Credits | Script: Fred Methot | Pencils: Reg Greenwood |
| Content | Genre: Superhero |
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| Featuring | Jim Hardy |
| Credits | Script: Dick Moores |
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| Featuring | Ella Cinders |
| Credits | Script: Bill Conselman; Charlie Plumb |
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| Featuring | Chris Crusty |
| Credits | Script: Bill Conselman; Charlie Plumb |
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| Featuring | Broncho Bill |
| Credits | Script: Harry O'Neill | Pencils: Harry O'Neill | Inks: Harry O'Neill |
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| Featuring | Tailspin Tommy |
| Credits | Script: Hal Forrest |
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| Featuring | Little Mary Mixup |
| Credits | Script: R. M. Brinkerhoff |
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| Featuring | Frankie Doodle |
| Credits | Script: Ben Batsford |
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| Featuring | Iron Vic |
| Credits | Script: Bernard Dibble | Pencils: Bernard Dibble | Inks: Bernard Dibble |
| Content | Genre: Sports | Characters: Iron Vic |
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| Featuring | Funny Side Up |
| Credits | Script: Abner Dean | Pencils: Abner Dean | Inks: Abner Dean |
| Content | Genre: Humor |
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| Notes | House ad for Comics on Parade #32. |
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