Publishers / Dell / Tweety and Sylvester (1954) / #6
6September-November 1954
$0.10

Tweety and Sylvester #6

Dell · September-November 1954

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Identification plate

Series
Tweety and Sylvester (Dell, 1954 series)
Issue
#6
Publication date
September-November 1954
Key date
1954-09-00
Indicia publisher
Dell Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Tony Strobl; inks: Tony StroblTweety; Sylvester
1-comic story1pencils: Fred AbranzTweety; Sylvester
2-comic story8pencils: Pete Alvarado; inks: Vic Lockman; letters: Vic LockmanTweety; Sylvester; Granny
3-comic story8pencils: Fred AbranzTweety; Sylvester; Farmer Brown
4-comic story8pencils: Pete AlvaradoTweety; Sylvester; O'Leo the Lion
5-comic story8pencils: Fred AbranzTweety; Sylvester; Granny
6-comic story1pencils: Fred AbranzTweety; Sylvester
7-comic story1pencils: Fred AbranzTweety; Sylvester

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CollectionYear
Tweety and Sylvester #31966On eBay ›
Tweety and Sylvester #281973On eBay ›
Tweety and Sylvester #1191984On eBay ›

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