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| Date | | Number: 95 | Lang: English (en) | |||
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| Additional Information | |
| Name | Super Comics 95 | Published |
| Publication | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: monthly |
| Cover | 1 page |
| Genre | Detective-mystery |
| Story | Sweeney & Son (1 page) |
| Genre | Humor |
| Script | Al Posen |
| Pencils | Al Posen |
| Inks | Al Posen |
| First Line | We're going to build up a big business here, Push-face - |
| Notes | the inside-front cover |
| Story | Dick Tracy (10 pages) |
| Job # | S.C.95-464 |
| Genre | Detective-mystery |
| Script | Chester Gould |
| Pencils | Chester Gould |
| Inks | Chester Gould |
| First Line | Well, did you turn that little crook, Duke, over... |
| Story | Smitty (8 pages) |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Script | Walter Berndt |
| Pencils | Walter Berndt |
| Inks | Walter Berndt |
| First Line | Archie, you've been with our firm for twenty years... |
| Story | Little Joe (2 pages) |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Script | Ed Leffingwell (signed) |
| Pencils | Ed Leffingwell (signed) |
| Inks | Ed Leffingwell (signed) |
| First Line | Here comes Utath now with that insurance feller... |
| Story | Winnie Winkle (2 pages) |
| Genre | Drama |
| Script | Martin Branner |
| Pencils | Martin Branner |
| Inks | Martin Branner |
| First Line | There's a swell uniform! |
| Story | Little Orphan Annie (7 pages) |
| Genre | Drama |
| Script | Harold Gray |
| Pencils | Harold Gray |
| Inks | Harold Gray |
| First Line | Herr Schuft iss so very clever! No vunder he iss chief of all spies in der U.S. |
| Story | Moon Mullins (2 pages) |
| Genre | Humor |
| Script | Frank Willard |
| Pencils | Frank Willard |
| Inks | Frank Willard |
| First Line | Well, if it ain't my old pal, Musty the Mooch. |
| Story | Harold Teen (4 pages) |
| Genre | Teen |
| Script | Carl Ed |
| Pencils | Carl Ed |
| Inks | Carl Ed |
| First Line | This soda fillin' station is goin' to th' dogs with a dame around - |
| Story | Clyde Beatty (6 pages) |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Characters | Clyde Beatty |
| First Line | Thanks to your skill and courage, Mr. Beatty, the Northwestern Park Zoo... |
| Text Story | Napoleon's Heads (2 pages) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Genre | Drama |
| Characters | Buster Wells |
| Script | Gaylord Du Bois |
| Notes | Concerning the Du Bois writer credit. Page 137, Gaylord Du Bois's Account Books Sorted by Title compiled from the original account books by Randall W. Scott (Michigan State University Libraries 1985) 203 leaves ; 28 cm. -- Photocopy of computer printout. -- Call no.: PN6727.D77 A2S35 1985, contains this entry: "The Three Heads of Caruso. text for Super Comics, April 1946. Submitted November 26, 1945." In the non-credited text story, "Napoleon's Heads," which appears in Super Comics #95 (April 1946), the siblings rescue three baby owls from their cat, Napoleon, "a large, tiger-striped tom-cat with yellow eyes." While Mom and Dad head west for Dad's job, the kids are sent over to stay with their Aunt Agatha who hates Napoleon. At night in the dim light of the house, she sees one of the escaped baby owls and mistakes it for Napoleon's head, but when she shoos the "cat" away, it appears to have no body, and she faints. Later, she sees the other two baby owls and mistakes them for two cat heads. If this story, "Napoleon's Heads," is actually "The Three Heads of Caruso," then editorial changed the cat's name, and modified the story title. Certainly the story contains "The Three Heads of" the cat. "Caruso is an Italian surname derived from the Sicilian word for boy." - Wikipedia. Du Bois, ever engaging in wordplay and foreign languages, would likely have given a tom-cat the name Caruso (boy). And a story editor, either ignorant of the word's origin, or pandering to readers of whom he had low expectations, would understandably have changed the tom-cat's name to something he considered more suitable. Previous indexer credited R. S. Callender. R. S. Callender was not a writer. He was a Western employee who registered copyrights for their original material (their non-licensed material). |
| Story | Tiny Tim (5 pages) |
| Genre | Fantasy |
| Script | Stanley Link |
| Pencils | Stanley Link |
| Inks | Stanley Link |
| First Line | The same height - the same features - |
| Story | The Ripples (2 pages) |
| Genre | Humor; Domestic |
| Script | George Clark |
| Pencils | George Clark (signed) |
| Inks | George Clark (signed) |
| First Line | I'd better not leave my new hat there. |
| Notes | the inside-back and back covers |
| The data in the additional content section is courtesy of the Grand Comics Database under a Creative Commons Attribution License. More details about this comic may be available in their page here | |
