Publishers / Charlton / Popeye (1969) / #121
121August 1973
$0.20

Popeye #121

Charlton · August 1973 · on sale 1973

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Series
Popeye (Charlton, 1969 series)
Issue
#121
Publication date
August 1973
Key date
1973-08-00
On-sale date
1973
Indicia publisher
Charlton Publications Inc.
Price
$0.20
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Down Wit Popeyecover1pencils: George Wildman; inks: George Wildman; letters: Charlotte JetterPopeye; Swee'Pea; Sea Hag
1Comes the Revalooshun!comic story6script: Nicola Cuti; pencils: George Wildman; inks: George WildmanPopeye; Eugene the Jeep; Swee'Pea
2The Great Hamburger Heistcomic story6script: Nicola Cuti; pencils: George Wildman; inks: George WildmanWimpy; Oscar; Rough-House
3Another Great Inventioncomic story2script: Nicola Cuti; pencils: George Wildman; inks: George WildmanO. G. Wotasnozzle
4The Sea Hag's Spellcomic story3script: Nicola Cuti; pencils: George Wildman; inks: George WildmanSea Hag; Popeye
5Some Smilestext story1letters: typeset
6Find-a-Wordactivity1Popeye
7Life of the Partycomic story6script: Nicola Cuti; pencils: George Wildman; inks: George WildmanOscar; Brutus; Olive Oyl; Popeye; Wimpy; Rough-House

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