Publishers / Charlton / Atomic Mouse (1953) / #1
1March 1953
$0.10

Atomic Mouse #1

Charlton · March 1953

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Identification plate

Series
Atomic Mouse (Charlton, 1953 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
March 1953
Key date
1953-03-00
Indicia publisher
Capitol Stories Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse
1A Star Is Borncomic story8script: Al Fago; pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse [Cimota Mouse]; Count Gatto
2A Push Button Menacecomic story7script: Al Fago; pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse; Count Gatto
3There's Magic In U-235 For Atomic Mousetext story2pencils: ? (illustration); inks: ? (illustration); letters: typesetAtomic Mouse
4Atomic Mouse Saves a Spaceship Via TVcomic story6script: Al Fago; pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse; Count Gatto
5The Missing Spaceship Mysterycomic story9script: Al Fago; pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse; Count Gatto; Professor Invento
6-promo (ad from the publisher)1script: Al Fago; pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse
7Atomic Mouse pin-upillustration1script: Al Fago; pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse

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Series context

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