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Publishers / Fantagraphics / Nemo: The Classic Comics Library (1983) / #3
3October 1983
$2.95; 3.50 CAD

Nemo: The Classic Comics Library #3

Fantagraphics · October 1983 · on sale August 15, 1983

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Identification plate

Series
Nemo: The Classic Comics Library (Fantagraphics, 1983 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
October 1983
Key date
October 1983
On-sale date
August 15, 1983
Indicia publisher
Fantagraphics Books Inc.
Price
$2.95; 3.50 CAD
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Excerpts from Segar's Unpublished Popeye Novel!cover1pencils: E. C. Segar, Winsor McCay, Hergé, Billy DeBeck; inks: E. C. Segar, Winsor McCay, Hergé, Billy DeBeckPopeye, Tintin
2NemoContentstable of contents1letters: typeset
3Coming in Nemo #4!promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typeset
4Editorialforeword, introduction, preface, afterword1script: Rick Marschall
5-text article1script: Rick Marschall; pencils: Stan Drake; inks: Stan DrakeE. C. Segar
6E.C. Segar's Knockouts of 1925 (and low blows before and after): The Unknown Thimble Theatre Periodtext article10.96script: Bill Blackbeard; pencils: E. C. Segar; inks: E. C. Segar; letters: E. C. Segar
7Popeye and the Depressiontext article1.44script: E. C. Segar; pencils: E. C. Segar; inks: E. C. Segar; letters: E. C. SegarPopeye
8Segar, Student and Teachertext article0.6script: Rick Marschall; pencils: E. C. Segar; inks: E. C. SegarE. C. Segar
9Through an Ink-Bottle Darkly... Oof! Zam! Plop!comic story2script: Rick Marschall, E. C. Segar; pencils: E. C. Segar; inks: E. C. Segar; letters: E. C. Segar
10Popeye the Editor-Mancomic story4script: Rick Marschall, E. C. Segar; pencils: E. C. Segar; inks: E. C. Segar; letters: E. C. Segar
11Hergé: Genius and Friendtext article7script: Mike Greg; pencils: Hergé; inks: HergéMike Greg (photo); Herge (photo); Bob de Moor (photo); George Remi (photo)
12The Most Ambitious Exhibit of Comic Art Ever...promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typeset
13In His Own Words... Winsor McCay on Life, Art, Animation... and the Dangers of Greasy Foodstext article6script: Rick Marschall, Winsor McCay; pencils: Winsor McCay; inks: Winsor McCayWinsor McCay (photo)
14The Panel Art of J.R. Williams - Reveries of a Rumpled Agetext article5script: Donald Phelps, J. R. Williams; pencils: J. R. Williams; inks: J. R. Williams; letters: J. R. Williams
15The Life and Times of Bunker Hill, Jr.text article13script: Ron Goulart, Billy DeBeck; pencils: Billy DeBeck; inks: Billy DeBeck; letters: Billy DeBeck
17Gluyas Williamstext article6.5script: Rick Marschall, Gluyas Williams; pencils: Gluyas Williams; inks: Gluyas Williams; letters: Gluyas Williams

Plus 2 pages of advertisements and other matter across 2 sequences, as published.

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