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Title
Penny
Date | Number: 4 | Lang: English (en)
Uploaded  by Yoc
File size 60.54mb consisting of 53 pages | Format: EBook
File namePenny_004__Avon1949.06_07___soothsayr_Yoc.cbz
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   By The Australian Panther
Nice gag on the cover. Quite subtle for a comic cover. Then again, he uses variations of the same idea on every cover! The story starting on page 6 is about male behavior that is implied but not clearly stated. I've been reading material about male behavior recently, and I have also been present (earlier in life) when this behavior has occurred between groups of males. Never thought I would see it illustrated tho. Haenigsen is not only an excellent draftsman, but an excellent observer of human behavior and foibles. Just in the middle of reading a book on current sexual mores. It has made me aware that you couldn't publish this harmless comic in our now more puritanical times. https://www.hoganmag.com/blog/a-penny-for-your-thoughts-a-look-at-harry-haenigsens-penny Cheers!
   By dwilt
"Penny" (which ended in 1970) is one of the comic strips I remember reading in our daily & Sunday paper in the Sixties. It was pleasant without being especially hilarious. In addition to the famous ones (Blondie, Peanuts, The Phantom), we also got Steve Canyon, Smilin' Jack, and others which have gone to the comics graveyard in the sky. Sadly, some of the big names--like Flash Gordon--were carried by one of the rival newspapers so I never got to see it as a kid.
  
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PublicationJune-July 1949 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: quarterly
 
FeaturingPenny
CreditsPencils: Harry Haenigsen
ContentGenre: Humor; Teen
 
FeaturingPenny and Our Bill
CreditsPencils: Harry Haenigsen (signed)
ContentGenre: Humor; Teen
NotesA copy of the front cover of issue #1.
 
FeaturingPenny
CreditsScript: Harry Haenigsen | Pencils: Harry Haenigsen
ContentGenre: Humor; Teen
NotesEleven 2-page stories; newspaper reprints.
 
FeaturingOur Bill
CreditsScript: Harry Haenigsen | Pencils: Harry Haenigsen
ContentGenre: Humor; Teen
NotesTen 2-page strips; newspaper reprints.
 
FeaturingRecord Review
CreditsLetters: typeset
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
NotesThe centerfold.
 
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