Issue Details

Issue	#36
Published	May 1946
Frequency	Monthly
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	52
Editing	?

Cover Details

Genre	Fact; Adventure
Pencils	Mario Colavito (painting)
Inks	Mario Colavito (painting)
Colors	Mario Colavito (painting)

4 page story "The Lifesaving Lineman"

Synopsis	Lineman Michael J. O'Connor rescues men in the Contoocook River in Concord, New Hampshire in 1936.
Genre	Fact
Pencils	Charles A. Quinlan ?
Inks	Charles A. Quinlan ?
Notes	Cover story

6 page story "Wolf Catcher"

Synopsis	Jack Abenathy, cow-puncher of the Old Southwest, has captured more than 1000 wolves alive with his bare hands.
Genre	Fact
Pencils	H. C. Kiefer
Inks	H. C. Kiefer

4 page story "..When They Were..Young"

Synopsis	Abe Lincoln grew to be a tall, wiry, and powerful man in New Salem.
Genre	Adventure
Pencils	Alexander Toth (signed)
Inks	Alexander Toth (signed)

4 page story "What Do You Know About Helicopters?"

Synopsis	facts about helicopters
Genre	Fact
Script	Chas. Bange (signed)
Pencils	Chas. Bange (signed)
Inks	Chas. Bange (signed)

2 page text article "The Phantom Ship of Maine"

Genre	Fact
Script	Henry C. Nicholas (signed)
Pencils	Harvey Fuller [as H.K.F.] (illustration)
Inks	Harvey Fuller [as H.K.F.] (illustration)
Letters	typeset

1 page Pepsi the Pepsi Cola Cop advertisement "Wish I had a gun Pepsi..."

Genre	Humor
Pencils	Graham Hunter
Inks	Graham Hunter
Notes	full page sequential panel art ad for Pepsi Cola

1 page filler "Copper"

Synopsis	facts about Fred Tate, a secret service man
Genre	Fact
Script	Stookie Allen (signed)
Pencils	Stookie Allen (signed)
Inks	Stookie Allen (signed)

3 page story "Rescue By Force"

Synopsis	Section laborer Giacomo Mazzoli rescues a woman from being run over by a train.
Genre	Fact

8 page story "Clyde Eddy Beats the Raging Colorado"

Synopsis	Clyde Eddy, noted explorer and author, was one of the few men ever to go down the raging Colorado River and come out of the Grand Canyon alive.
Genre	Fact
Pencils	Edmond Good ?
Inks	Edmond Good ?

3 page story "Race Against Death"

Synopsis	John H. Crane, a New York Central Railroad Employee of Utica, NY, keeps a woman from committing suicide.
Genre	Fact
Pencils	H. C. Kiefer
Inks	H. C. Kiefer

6 page Vitaman story "Tsk, Tsk! A tragic case, Felix..."

Synopsis	Vitaman, the boy with the B-1 complex.
Genre	Humor
Pencils	Charles W. Winter (signed)
Inks	Charles W. Winter (signed)