Publishers / Charlton / Catholic Comics (1946) / #2
2November 1948
$0.10

Catholic Comics #2

Charlton · November 1948

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Series
Catholic Comics (Charlton, 1946 series)
Issue
#2
Publication date
November 1948
Key date
1948-11-00
Indicia publisher
Catholic Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1
1St. Patrick's Cathedralcomic story1
2Bill Brown football star of Notre Dame looks up..."comic story6script: Dan Gentile; pencils: Joe Orlando; inks: Joe Orlando
3Betty and Bobcomic story3
4Pudgy the Magiciancomic story2
5Glass Wonderscomic story4pencils: Herman C. Browner; inks: Herman C. Browner
6Saint Elizabeth of Hungarycomic story2
7This You Can Believecomic story1
8What's cooking Father?"comic story5
9Catholic Comics Puzzle Pageactivity1
10Lily of the Mohawktext article2letters: typeset
11Treasure Island [part 2]comic story6script: Robert Louis Stevenson; pencils: Harold DeLay; inks: Harold DeLay
12How to Make Comic Masks for Holidaysactivity1
13This You Can Believecomic story1pencils: Ken Battefield; inks: Ken Battefield

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