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Issue Details

Issue #111
Published June 1946
Cover Price 0.10 USD
Pages 52
Editing ?
Notes Indicia title is "CAPTAIN EASY, No. 111." Code number is C.E.O.S. #111-466. Copyright 1941 by NEA Service, Inc.

Cover Details - "The Wolf Girl"

Characters Captain Easy; Lulu Belle; Wash Tubbs; Wolf Girl
Synopsis Captain Easy, Lulu Belle, and Wash Tubbs search for the Wolf Girl, who is hiding in the bushes.
Genre Adventure; humor
Pencils Roy Crane
Inks Roy Crane

49 page Captain Easy story "The Wolf Girl"

Characters Captain Easy; Lulu Belle; Wash Tubbs; Wolf Girl; Professor and Mrs. Lewellen Tiskit; Bull Dawson; Akron O. Spratly; J. Trombone Slide; Horatio Boardman
Synopsis Captain Easy, Lulu Belle and Wash Tubbs are shipwrecked on an island, where they find the wild Wolf Girl, the island's only inhabitant. Easy, Lulu Belle, and Wash find their way back to the mainland. Captain Bull Dawson hires Captain Easy and Lulu Belle to work on his "plantation" in the West Indies, actually building a secret airport. Lulu Belle meets crazy Akron O. Spratly who asks her to buy swampland to raise rubber-producing frogs. Professor Lewellen Tiskit brings the Wolf Girl to the city. Captain Easy and Lulu Belle track her down but end up in jail. Horatio Boardman hires Captain Easy to keep women away from him, but a blonde gold-digger gets his attention.
Genre Adventure; humor
Script Roy Crane
Pencils Roy Crane
Inks Roy Crane
Notes Story begins on inside front cover in black, red, and white.
Reprinted from Captain Easy (NEA Service) newspaper strips from 1941?

2 page Captain Easy story "Well, well! If it isn't my old pal, Joe Winks!"

Characters Captain Easy; Joe Winks
Synopsis Captain Easy and Joe Winks have the controls of their electric blankets reversed.
Genre Adventure; humor
Script Roy Crane
Pencils Roy Crane
Inks Roy Crane
Notes Begins on inside back cover in black, red, and white and concludes on the back cover in color.
Reprinted from Captain Easy (NEA Service) Sunday newspaper strip from 1943