Publishers / Charlton / Hi and Lois (1969) / #5
5July 1970
$0.15

Hi and Lois #5

Charlton · July 1970

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Identification plate

Series
Hi and Lois (Charlton, 1969 series)
Issue
#5
Publication date
July 1970
Key date
1970-07-10
Indicia publisher
Charlton Press Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1
1-comic story3script: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]; pencils: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]; inks: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]
2-comic story3script: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]; pencils: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]; inks: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]
3-comic story3script: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]; pencils: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]; inks: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]
4Kids! Color Hi and Lois Hungry!activity1
5-comic story3script: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]; pencils: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]; inks: ? [as Mort Walker]; ? [as Dik Browne]
6Twinkles, Winkles, and Tinklestext story1letters: typeset
7Off Dutycomic story4
8Boner's Arkcomic story3
9Hey, Kids! Color Chip's Room Messy!activity1
10Sentimental Souvenircomic story2
11Baby Talkcomic story3

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