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| Date | | Number: 67 | Lang: English (en) | |||
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| Additional Information | |
| Name | Super Comics 67 | Published |
| Publication | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 60 | Frequency: monthly |
| Notes | Some info based on scans produced by Henry Peters. Also includes various ads on inside back cover and back cover. Copyright 1943 by K. K. Publications, Inc |
| Cover | Merry Christmas / 1 page |
| Genre | Humor |
| Characters | Moon Mullins; Kayo; Smitty; Tiny Tim (vignette); Winnie Winkle (vignette); Harold Teen; Little Joe |
| Story | You're in the Army Now (1 page) |
| Genre | Humor; Military |
| Script | Jack Ficklen |
| Pencils | Jack Ficklen |
| Inks | Jack Ficklen |
| Letters | Jack Ficklen |
| First Line | If you'd keep that shoe where it belongs... |
| Notes | Four single panel gag comics, printed on inside front cover. |
| Story | Dick Tracy (8 pages) |
| Synopsis | The evidence points to Rudy Seaton as the killer of Fred Mason. Tracy has Seaton arrested, then uses Leota Sunny (Mary X with her memory restored) to set a trap for the real killer. The kill, Junky Doolb, is taken to jail, where he is slipped a gun by the St. Bernard dog of a midget lawyer, Jerome Trohs. In the jailbreak, the lawyer escapes by riding on the large dog, while Doolb is killed. Trohs takes over Doolb's gang with the aid of his wife, Mamma, a huge woman. |
| Genre | Crime; Detective-mystery |
| Characters | Pat Patton; Mary X [Leota Sunny]; Rudy Seaton; Chief Brandon; Junky Doolb; Jerome Trohs; Mamma |
| Script | Chester Gould |
| Pencils | Chester Gould |
| Inks | Chester Gould |
| Letters | Chester Gould |
| First Line | They stood here and fired right through the glass. |
| Notes | "Trohs" is "short" spelled backwards. |
| Story | Little Joe (1 page) |
| Genre | Western-frontier |
| Script | Robert Leffingwell (signed) |
| Pencils | Robert Leffingwell (signed) |
| Inks | Robert Leffingwell (signed) |
| Letters | Robert Leffingwell (signed) |
| First Line | Nice work, boys - got th' hull herd across... |
| Notes | Signed "Leffingwell, 7-14-40" in last panel. |
| Story | Brenda Starr (4 pages) |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Characters | Brenda Starr |
| Script | Dale Messick |
| Pencils | Dale Messick |
| Inks | Dale Messick |
| Letters | Dale Messick |
| First Line | That's all right, Jeeves, the countess and I are old friends... |
| Comic Story | 'Cloudy' Williams Gets His Twenty-First Plane / Cloudy Williams Gets His Twenty-First Plane (6 pages) |
| Genre | Aviation |
| Pencils | Bob Jenney |
| Inks | Bob Jenney |
| Letters | Bob Jenney ? |
| Story | Winnie Winkle (4 pages) |
| Genre | Humor; Romance |
| Script | Martin Branner |
| Pencils | Martin Branner |
| Inks | Martin Branner |
| Letters | Martin Branner |
| First Line | Well, I guess the only thing for me to do is to tell the manager... |
| Story | Moon Mullins (4 pages) |
| Genre | Humor |
| Script | Frank Willard |
| Pencils | Frank Willard |
| Inks | Frank Willard |
| Letters | Frank Willard |
| First Line | Me brudder Moon tells me you lent him a wad of dough... |
| Story | Smitty (4 pages) |
| Genre | Humor |
| Script | Walter Berndt |
| Pencils | Walter Berndt |
| Inks | Walter Berndt |
| Letters | Walter Berndt |
| First Line | Good luck, Meester Bailey |
| Story | The Ripples (2 pages) |
| Genre | Humor |
| Script | George Clark |
| Pencils | George Clark |
| Inks | George Clark |
| Letters | George Clark |
| First Line | Oh, hello, Breezy! |
| Notes | Appears to be 2 separate strips. |
| Story | Harold Teen (4 pages) |
| Genre | Humor; Teen |
| Script | Carl Ed |
| Pencils | Carl Ed |
| Inks | Carl Ed |
| Letters | Carl Ed |
| First Line | Guess what? |
| Story | Tiny Tim (4 pages) |
| Genre | Children; Fantasy |
| Script | Stanley Link |
| Pencils | Stanley Link |
| Inks | Stanley Link |
| Letters | Stanley Link |
| First Line | You stay here - I'll sneak up and take a look through the window - |
| Text Story | The Pilot of the Purple Twilight (1 page) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Genre | Aviation |
| Notes | Copyright 1943 by R. S. Callender. Story prefaced by 4 line poetry quote by Lord Alfred Tennyson, Locksley Hall, 1842. Story title taken from the quoted poem. |
| Story | Clyde Beatty (4 pages) |
| Synopsis | Clyde lures Gaywood to his compartment using Gaywood's pin. Clyde discovers that Jenkins, his assistant, is in reality Gaywood. Gaywood leaps through the speeding train's window. |
| Genre | Adventure; Jungle |
| Characters | Clyde Beatty; Jim Tracker; Jenkins [Gaywood] |
| Script | Gaylord Du Bois |
| Pencils | Jim Chambers |
| Inks | Jim Chambers |
| Letters | Jim Chambers |
| First Line | Clyde quiets the cat and Tracker and he makes plans to capture the culprit... |
| Notes | Du Bois script credit from the Catalog of Copyright Entries. |
| Story | Sweeney & Son (1 page) |
| Genre | Humor |
| Script | Al Posen |
| Pencils | Al Posen |
| Inks | Al Posen |
| Letters | Al Posen |
| First Line | Where's Sonny? |
| Story | Little Orphan Annie (8 pages) |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Script | Harold Gray |
| Pencils | Harold Gray |
| Inks | Harold Gray |
| Letters | Harold Gray |
| First Line | You will talk -- (whack!). You'll talk plenty -- {whack! whack!). I won't! I won't! Ow! I won't! |
| Advertisement | No Title (1 page) |
| Feature | New Progressive Chest Pull & Bar Bell Combination |
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