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Issue Details

Issue #15
Published January-February 1947
Frequency bi-monthly
Cover Price 0.10 USD
Pages 52
Editing Whitney Ellsworth; Bernard Breslauer ?

Cover Details

Characters Penniless Palmer
Genre humor
Pencils Stan Kaye
Inks Stan Kaye

6 page Penniless Palmer story "The Piggy Bank Plot"

Characters Penniless Palmer,Oxie
Synopsis A rich man is conned into regressing to his boyhood in order to steal his money.
Genre humor
Pencils Thurston Harper (signed)
Inks Thurston Harper

6 page Hamilton and Egbert story "About Face!"

Characters Hamilton and Egbert
Synopsis Hamilton invents a repulsor ray and they actually pay the rent.
Genre humor

5 page Silly Willie story

Characters Willie Nilly
Synopsis Willy doesn't want to go to bed at 8.
Genre humor
Script Tom McNamara
Pencils Tom McNamara (signed)
Inks Tom McNamara
Notes Story told in rhyme

4 page Super-Sleuth McFooey story "The Portrait That Talked"

Characters Super-Sleuth McFooey, E. Philbert Pecan
Synopsis A talking portrait insists that E Philbert Pecan give his money up
Genre humor
Script Jack Farr
Pencils Jack Farr
Inks Jack Farr

6 page Cave-Man Curly story "Prehistoric Projectile"

Characters Cave-Man Curly
Synopsis Curly invents the bow and arrow
Genre humor
Script Joseph Sulman
Pencils Joseph Sulman (signed)
Inks Joseph Sulman

4 page Dover and Clover story "Machine Guns and Music"

Characters Dover and Clover
Synopsis Dover and Clover confuse lute with loot
Genre humor
Script Henry Boltinoff
Pencils Henry Boltinoff
Inks Henry Boltinoff
Letters Henry Boltinoff

5 page Tinkerman Tad story "Jumping-Jack Jitters"

Characters Tinkerman Tad, Watt A. Fraud
Synopsis Fumbling as usual Tad accidentally tangles with contractor Watt A. Fraud
Genre humor
Script Thurston Harper
Pencils Thurston Harper
Inks Thurston Harper

2 page text story "High Dive"

Genre humor
Script Oscar Thompson
Letters typeset

6 page Genius Jones story "The Gold Dust Mystery!"

Characters Genius Jones
Synopsis Mr Spreesup's vacuum cleaner has started to make gold dust.
Genre humor