Issue Details

Issue	#5
Published	March-May 1949
Frequency	[none]
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	36
Editing	George T. Delacorte, Jr. (president); Helen Meyer (vice-president); Albert P. Delacorte (vice-president)
Notes	Copyright, 1940, 1941, 1949, by The Chicago Tribune. Licensed by Famous Artists Syndicate, Chicago, Ill. Designed and produced by Western Publishing & Lithographing Co.

Cover Details

Characters	Winnie Winkle; Bill Wright
Genre	Humor
Pencils	Martin Branner ?
Inks	Martin Branner ?

1 page Winnie Winkle the Breadwinner story "Golly, I thought I'd never argue Mom into letting me out of th' house today!"

Characters	Perry Winkle; The Rinkydinks [Chink; Spike; Spud]
Genre	Humor
Script	Martin Branner (credited)
Pencils	Martin Branner (credited)
Inks	Martin Branner (credited)
Notes	On inside front cover in black and white.
Reprinted	from ?

32 page Winnie Winkle story "Well, here are train tickets"

Characters	Winnie Winkle; Bill Wright; Nick Dymopolus; Tin-Pin-Kin (a dog); Mort Mummer; Mr. Drib; Nat Nomlas; Mr. Polf; Mr. Straddle; Mr. Jones; Mrs. Jones; Mr. Retsac; Jay; Louise; Mr. Goldin
Synopsis	Winnie, Bill and Nick head to Hollywood to look for work.
Genre	Drama; Humor
Script	Martin Branner (credited)
Pencils	Martin Branner (credited)
Inks	Martin Branner (credited)
Reprinted	from ?

1 page Winnie Winkle the Breadwinner story "You're going to Mary Jane's party"

Characters	Perry Winkle; Mrs. Winkle
Genre	Humor
Script	Martin Branner (credited)
Pencils	Martin Branner (credited)
Inks	Martin Branner (credited)
Notes	On inside back cover in black and white.
Reprinted	from ?

1 page Winnie Winkle the Breadwinner story "Perry, get your cap and coat"

Characters	Perry Winkle; Mrs. Winkle; Mrs. Pinchpenny
Genre	Humor
Script	Martin Branner (credited)
Pencils	Martin Branner (credited)
Inks	Martin Branner (credited)
Notes	Back cover.
Reprinted	from ?