Publishers / Charlton / Eh! (1953) / #6
6August 1954
$0.10

Eh! #6

Charlton · August 1954

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Series
Eh! (Charlton, 1953 series)
Issue
#6
Publication date
August 1954
Key date
1954-08-00
Indicia publisher
Charlton Comics Group
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Fred Ottenheimer; inks: Fred Ottenheimer
1The Greasarpalm art school makes you an offer...cartoon1pencils: Fred Ottenheimer; inks: Fred Ottenheimer; letters: Jon D'Agostino
2The H-Bum!comic story7pencils: Fred Ottenheimer; inks: Fred Ottenheimer; letters: Jon D'Agostino
3From Hair to... EH-Ternity!comic story7pencils: Dick Ayers; inks: Dick Ayers; letters: Dick Ayers
4"Eh!" Mailletters page1script: Al Fago
5Elmer's Tunetext story2letters: typeset
6Slick Spacey in the 4th Dimensioncomic story7pencils: Fred Ottenheimer; inks: Fred Ottenheimer; letters: Jon D'Agostino
7Maverick Limerickscartoon2pencils: Fred Ottenheimer; inks: Fred Ottenheimer; letters: Jon D'Agostino
8Underwater Agentcomic story6pencils: Fred Ottenheimer; inks: Fred Ottenheimer; letters: Jon D'Agostino
9Old Mold Cigarettesillustration1pencils: Fred Ottenheimer; inks: Fred Ottenheimer; letters: Jon D'Agostino
10Phyliss Moressillustration1pencils: Fred Ottenheimer; inks: Fred Ottenheimer; letters: Jon D'Agostino

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