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$0.25

3-D-ell #1

Dell · [1953]

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Identification plate

Series
3-D-ell (Dell, 1953 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
[1953]
Key date
1953-00-10
Price
$0.25
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
03-D-ell featuring Rootie Kazootiecover1pencils: ? (painting); inks: ? (painting); colors: ? (painting)Rootie Kazootie
13 ways to use your long wearing 3-D-ell glassesforeword, introduction, preface, afterword1letters: typeset
2Poochie to the Rescuephoto story12Rootie Kazootie; Polka Dottie; Gala-Poochie Pup (a dog); El Squeako Mouse; Poison Zanzaboo (villain)
3Polka Dot Treasurephoto story10Rootie Kazootie; Polka Dottie; Gala-Poochie Pup (a dog, cameo); El Squeako Mouse; Poison Zanzaboo (villain)
4Trouble at the Zoophoto story10Rootie Kazootie; Polka Dottie; Gala-Poochie Pup (a dog); El Squeako Mouse; Poison Zanzaboo (villain)
5Zanzaboo foiled by consciencecomic story1pencils: Dan Gormley; inks: Dan GormleyRootie Kazootie; Polka Dottie; Poison Zanzaboo (villain)
6Open Manholecomic story1pencils: Dan Gormley; inks: Dan GormleyRootie Kazootie; Polka Dottie; Poison Zanzaboo (villain)

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