Publishers / Dell / New Funnies (1942) / #99
99May 1945
$0.10

New Funnies #99

Dell · May 1945

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Series
New Funnies (Dell, 1942 series)
Issue
#99
Publication date
May 1945
Key date
1945-05-00
Indicia publisher
Dell Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Dan Gormley; inks: Dan GormleyAndy Panda; Charlie Chicken
1The Haunted Housecomic story8script: John Stanley; pencils: Dick Hall; inks: Dick HallAndy Panda; Charlie Chicken
2The Laziest Man in the Worldcomic story6pencils: Dan Gormley; inks: Dan GormleyLi'l Eight Ball; Uncle Washboard
3In Days of Oldcomic story6script: John Stanley; pencils: John Stanley; inks: John StanleyWoody Woodpecker
4Trip to Golping Gulchcomic story8pencils: Dan Gormley; inks: Dan GormleyOswald the Rabbit; Toby Bear
5Grow or Busttext story2pencils: Dan Gormley; inks: Dan GormleyAndy Panda; Charlie Chicken
6Best-Dressed Partnercomic story6pencils: Veve Risto; inks: Veve Risto; letters: Veve RistoHomer Pigeon; Carrie Pigeon; Red Cardinal
7The Three Bearscomic story8script: Gaylord Du Bois; pencils: George Kerr; inks: George Kerr; letters: George KerrRaggedy Ann; Raggedy Andy; Benjamin Bear
8The Honey Thiefcomic story6script: Frank Thomas; pencils: Frank Thomas; inks: Frank Thomas; letters: Frank ThomasBilly Bee; Bonny Bee; King Looey

Plus 1 page of advertisements and other matter across 1 sequence, as published.

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