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3Spring 1945
$0.10

Super Duck Comics #3

Archie · Spring 1945 · on sale 1945

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Identification plate

Series
Super Duck Comics (Archie, 1944 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
Spring 1945
Key date
1945-05-00
On-sale date
1945
Indicia publisher
M. L. J. Magazines Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Al Fagaly; inks: Al FagalySuper Duck; Fauntleroy Duck
4-comic story14pencils: Al Fagaly; inks: Al FagalySuper Duck; Fauntleroy Duck; Mysto; Mayor Flowers; Miss Takin
5Fun for All and All for Funactivity1Pinky; Willie Rabbit
6-comic story5pencils: Red Holmdale; inks: Red HolmdaleCubby
7Fireman, Save My Duck!text story1.8pencils: Al Fagaly; inks: Al FagalySuper Duck
8Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc.statement of ownership0.2script: Louis H. Silberkleit
9-comic story5pencils: Red Holmdale; inks: Red HolmdaleHotfoot
10-comic story1pencils: ? [as Goss]; inks: ? [as Goss]Emperor Charles IV
11-comic story14pencils: Al Fagaly; inks: Al FagalySuper Duck; Fauntleroy Duck; Saddlenose; Pedro; Shorty; Manslaughter (horse)
12Hey Kids!activity1pencils: Ellis Chambers; inks: Ellis ChambersCubby; Super Duck
13-comic story3script: Burton Geller; pencils: Burton Geller; inks: Burton GellerTrouble
14-cartoon1script: Mike Roy; pencils: Mike Roy; inks: Mike Roy; letters: Mike Roy

Plus 4 pages of advertisements and other matter across 6 sequences, as published.

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