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4September 1946
$0.10

Raggedy Ann + Andy #4

Dell · September 1946 · on sale August 16, 1946

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Series
Raggedy Ann + Andy (Dell, 1946 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
September 1946
Key date
September 1946
On-sale date
August 16, 1946
Indicia publisher
Dell Publishing Company Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1Raggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann
1A Puzzleillustration1pencils: Acme Photo; inks: Acme PhotoA baby zebra and her mother
2-comic story12pencils: George Kerr; inks: George Kerr, L. BingRaggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann
3Master Mouse and the Frogcomic story9script: Walt Kelly; pencils: Walt Kelly; inks: Walt KellyMaster Mouse; a frog; a turtle; a stork; a cat; a dog; a lady; a minister
4Egbert Elephanttext story2script: Dan Noonan; pencils: Dan Noonan; inks: Dan NoonanEgbert Elephant; a tiger; a mouse
5-text story8script: Walt Kelly; pencils: Walt Kelly; inks: Walt Kelly
6Brushing Teethtext story2letters: typesetRaggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann
7The Giant's Three Golden Hairstext story7pencils: W. J. Enright; inks: W. J. Enright
8Fred, the Dachshundtext story2script: Dan Noonan; pencils: Dan Noonan; inks: Dan NoonanFred, a dachshund; three other dogs
9-activity1letters: typeset
10-comic story6Billy Bee, Bonny Bee
11Two Baby Pandasillustration1pencils: Acme Photo; inks: Acme Photo
12-promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typeset

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