Issue Details

Issue	#v6#9 [65]
Published	April 1946
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	52
Editing	Robert D. Wheeler (Editor and General Manager)
Notes	BLUE BOLT, Vol. 6, No. 9, April, 1946, published monthly, except bi-monthly, June-July and December-January, by Novelty Press Division of The Premium Service Co. Inc., P. O. Box 1198, Independence Square, Philadelphia, Pa., editorial offices, 119 West 19th Street, New York 11, N. Y. Index revised from a scan from http://goldenagecomics.co.uk/.

Cover Details

Pencils	James Wilcox
Inks	James Wilcox
Notes	BLUE BOLT, Vol. 6, No. 9, April, 1946, published monthly, except bi-monthly, June-July and December-January, by Novelty Press Division of The Premium Service Co. Inc., P. O. Box 1198, Independence Square, Philadelphia, Pa., editorial offices, 119 West 19th Street, New York 11, N. Y. Index revised from a scan from http://goldenagecomics.co.uk/.

1 page Blue Bolt Flashes letters page

Letters	typeset
Notes	On the inside front cover.

9 page Dick Cole story "The Iceboat Race"

Characters	Stinky; Chet; Tip; Jack
Pencils	Jim Wilcox (credited)
Inks	Jim Wilcox (credited)
Notes	First line: "It is the third day of the ice carnival..."

1 page Volto from Mars; Post Grape-Nuts Flakes advertisement "His super-magnetic powers avert disaster..."

Genre	Superhero
Notes	Ad in sequential art form.

6 page Blue Bolt the American story "King Bonoro's Island"

Characters	King Bonoro; Tongo; the Japanese
Pencils	Tom Gill (credited)
Inks	Tom Gill (credited)
Notes	WW II flashback adventure. First line: "What mystery shrouded the strange bombing of a neutral island?"

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

Notes

Ad in sequential art form.

1 page Sniffy filler "A Bright Idea"

Script	Milt Hammer (signed)
Pencils	Milt Hammer (signed)
Inks	Milt Hammer (signed)

5 page Krisko and Jasper story "Corn Grower's Ball"

Script	Jack A. Warren
Pencils	Jack A. Warren (credited)
Inks	Jack A. Warren (credited)

Half page Fleers Gum advertisement "All in Flavor...Say Fleer's"

Notes

Ad in single-panel cartoon form.

5 page Fearless Fellers story "The Lost Baby"

Characters	Mrs. De Peyster; Mrs. De Peyster's daughter
Script	Ray Gill
Pencils	Joe Donohoe (credited)
Inks	Joe Donohoe (credited)
Notes	First line: "Come on! The chief is our friend..."

1 page text story "El Capitain"

Script	Seth Harmon
Pencils	? (illustration)
Inks	? (illustration)
Letters	Typeset

7 page Sergeant Spook story "The Deadly Cruise of Seaman Gentry"

Characters	Bram Gentry; Millicent Gentry; John Ricker; Hans Muller
Script	Don Rico
Pencils	Don Rico (signed)
Inks	Don Rico (signed)
Notes	First line: "Down to the sea in a square rigged ship go Jerry and Sergeant Spook..."

Half page Tramp-Tramp filler "Right now I wouldn't change places with any guy..."

Half page History's Mysteries; Smith Brothers Cough Drops advertisement "No one knows the identity of The Man in the Iron Mask!"

Notes

Ad in the form of a Believe It or Not-type cartoon panel.

5 page Edison Bell story "Garage Gym"

Script	Ray Gill (credited)
Pencils	Harold DeLay (credited)
Inks	Harold DeLay (credited)
Notes	First line: "Hey Ed! Look what I got! A duffle bag!"

1 page activity "Edison Bell's Garage Gymnasium"

Script	Ray Gill
Pencils	Ray Gill
Inks	Ray Gill

1 page text story "The Betrayer"

Script	Milt Hammer
Pencils	Milt Hammer (illustration)
Inks	Milt Hammer (illustration)
Letters	Typeset

Half page Bluebolts and Nuts filler "How many ribs do you have??"

Genre	Gag
Script	Milt Hammer (signed)
Pencils	Milt Hammer (signed)
Inks	Milt Hammer (signed)

1 page Sniffy filler "Knothole"

Script	Milt Hammer (signed)
Pencils	Milt Hammer (signed)
Inks	Milt Hammer (signed)