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4October-November 1946
$0.10

Funny Folks #4

DC · October-November 1946 · on sale 1946-08-12

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Series
Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
October-November 1946
Key date
1946-10-00
On-sale date
1946-08-12
Indicia publisher
All-American Comics Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Rube Grossman; inks: Rube GrossmanNutsy Squirrel
2-comic story6script: Woody Gelman; pencils: Irving Dressler; inks: Irving DresslerNutsy Squirrel; Robert Rabbit
5Cheepycomic story6pencils: Otto Feuer; inks: Otto FeuerCheepy; Cousin Creepy
7Sweeney and Willycomic story6pencils: Ron Santi; inks: Ron SantiSweeney; Willy
8Editorial Advisory Boardpromo (ad from the publisher)0.33letters: typeset
9-promo (ad from the publisher)0.67letters: typeset
10Wobbly Creekcomic story6pencils: Ed Dunn; inks: Ed DunnHillbilly Goat
11Joe Kangaroocomic story6pencils: Otto Feuer; inks: Otto FeuerJoe Kangaroo
12Barney Ostrichtext story2script: Larry Nadle
13Willy Wolfcomic story4pencils: Ed Dunn; inks: Ed DunnWilly Wolf; Junior; Mama
14-promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typeset
15Treetop Flatscomic story6pencils: Rube Grossman; inks: Rube GrossmanMike Mole

Plus 7 pages of advertisements and other matter across 7 sequences, as published.

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