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46Summer 1944
$0.10

Laugh Comics #46

Archie · Summer 1944

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Identification plate

Series
Laugh Comics (Archie, 1944 series)
Issue
#46
Publication date
Summer 1944
Key date
1944-07-00
Indicia publisher
M. L. J. Magazines Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Harry Sahle; inks: Harry SahleSuzie; Wilbur
1-comic story6script: Ed Goggin; pencils: Harry Sahle; inks: Virginia DrurySuzie
2-comic story6script: Don Dean; pencils: Don DeanPoakey Oakey; Tombstone Tom; Pistol Packin' Mama
3-comic story6script: Red Holmdale; pencils: Red Holmdale; inks: Red HolmdaleGloomy Gus; Gabby
4Reader's Pageletters page2pencils: Red Holmdale; inks: Red Holmdale
5-comic story6script: Ed Goggin; pencils: Ed GogginStupidman; The Three Monkey-Teers; Wilma The Witch; Mayor O'Goonell
6-comic story6pencils: Bill VigodaWilbur Wilkin; Red; Linda Moore
7The Perfect Incineratortext story2
8-comic story6script: Bill Woggon; pencils: Bill Woggon; inks: Bill WoggonTalbert; Tootsie
9-comic story7script: Bill Woggon; pencils: Bill Woggon; inks: Bill WoggonDotty; Ditto; Tommy Scanville

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