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27March 1945
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Fawcett's Funny Animals #27

Fawcett · March 1945

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Identification plate

Series
Fawcett's Funny Animals (Fawcett, 1942 series)
Issue
#27
Publication date
March 1945
Key date
1945-03-00
Indicia publisher
Fawcett Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Chad Grothkopf; inks: Chad Grothkopf
2Hoppy's Victory Pagetable of contents1pencils: Chad Grothkopf; inks: Chad Grothkopf
3The Arabian Nights...tales of faraway lands...comic story6pencils: Chad; inks: Chad
5Buzzy Bear and Benny Catch the Greased Pigcomic story1
6When oil is discovered....comic story5pencils: Bill Brady; inks: Bill Brady
7A Little at a Timecomic story1pencils: Chad Grothkopf; inks: Chad Grothkopf
8Fuzzy Doesn't Believe in Signscomic story1pencils: Joe Oriolo; inks: Joe Oriolo
9When Sherlock Monk and Chuck agree to take care of...comic story4pencils: Bill Brady; inks: Bill Brady
10Vita Mincerstext story2script: ? [as Uncle Don]; pencils: ? (illustration); inks: ? (illustration); letters: typeset
11Willie & Sammy have taken jobs as laborers.comic story2pencils: Chad Grothkopf; inks: Chad Grothkopf
12Fuzzy Lumbers Oncomic story1pencils: Bill Brady; inks: Bill Brady
13-comic story4pencils: Chad; inks: Chad

Plus 3 pages of advertisements and other matter across 3 sequences, as published.

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Series context

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