Publishers / Charlton / My Little Margie (1954) / #10
10January 1956
$0.10

My Little Margie #10

Charlton · January 1956

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Series
My Little Margie (Charlton, 1954 series)
Issue
#10
Publication date
January 1956
Key date
1956-01-00
Indicia publisher
Charlton Comics Group
Price
$0.10
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Chic Stone; inks: Chic StoneMargie Albright; Vern Albright; Gale Storm
1A Letter to you from My Little Margietext article1pencils: Chic Stone; inks: Chic Stone
2Has Sancho Seen Pancho?comic story8pencils: Chic Stone; inks: Chic StoneVern Albright; Margie Albright
3Fashion Fancycomic story4pencils: Chic Stone; inks: Chic StoneMargie Albright
4Daddy's Interludecomic story5pencils: Chic Stone; inks: Chic StoneVern Albright; Margie Albright
5Rhyme, Woman and Songtext story1letters: typesetMargie Albright
6Boy, Oh, Boy!comic story6pencils: Chic Stone; inks: Chic StoneMargie Albright; Vern Albright
7Flying Frolics and Freddiecomic story8pencils: Chic Stone; inks: Chic StoneMargie Albright; Freddie
8-illustration1pencils: Chic Stone; inks: Chic StoneMargie Albright (photo of Gale Storm); Freddie

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