Publishers / Fawcett / Hooey (1931) / #3
3February 1933
$0.15

Hooey #3

Fawcett · February 1933

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Series
Hooey (Fawcett, 1931 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
February 1933
Key date
1933-02-00
Indicia publisher
Popular Magazines Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1script: Ralph Hershberger; pencils: Ralph Hershberger; inks: Ralph Hershberger
1-cartoon1script: Gregory D'Alessio; pencils: Gregory D'Alessio; inks: Gregory D'Alessio
2-cartoon1script: Frank Tashlin; pencils: Frank Tashlin; inks: Frank Tashlin
3-cartoon0.5script: ? [as Jack Arthur] (signed); pencils: ? [as Jack Arthur] (signed); inks: ? [as Jack Arthur] (signed); letters: typeset
4-cartoon0.5script: Fred Neher; pencils: Fred Neher; inks: Fred Neher
5-cartoon1letters: typeset
6-cartoon0.5script: ? [as Jack Arthur] (signed); pencils: ? [as Jack Arthur] (signed); inks: ? [as Jack Arthur] (signed); letters: typeset
7The Girl Who Dressed in the Dark.cartoon0.5script: ? [as Doctor Pratt] (signed); pencils: ? [as Doctor Pratt] (signed); inks: ? [as Doctor Pratt] (signed); letters: typeset
8-cartoon1script: Reamer Keller; pencils: Reamer Keller; inks: Reamer Keller
9-cartoon1script: Chon Day; pencils: Chon Day; inks: Chon Day
10-cartoon0.5script: Frank Beaven; pencils: Frank Beaven; inks: Frank Beaven
11The Iceman Comes Home.cartoon0.5script: Bill Holman; pencils: Bill Holman; inks: Bill Holman
12The Old Maid Goes to Sleep.cartoon0.5script: Frank Tashlin; pencils: Frank Tashlin; inks: Frank Tashlin
13-cartoon0.5script: Charles Thorndike; pencils: Charles Thorndike; inks: Charles Thorndike
14-cartoon1script: Reamer Keller; pencils: Reamer Keller; inks: Reamer Keller
15The Power of the Petticoat.comic story1script: Emidio Angelo; pencils: Emidio Angelo; inks: Emidio Angelo
16-cartoon0.5script: Reamer Keller; pencils: Reamer Keller; inks: Reamer Keller
17-cartoon0.5script: Bo Brown; pencils: Bo Brown; inks: Bo Brown
18Funny Breaks from the Nation's Presstext story2script: various; letters: typeset
19-cartoon0.5letters: typeset
20-cartoon0.5script: ? [as F. Martin] (signed); pencils: ? [as F. Martin] (signed); inks: ? [as F. Martin] (signed); letters: typeset
21-cartoon1script: Rodlow Willard; pencils: Rodlow Willard; inks: Rodlow Willard
22-cartoon0.25script: ? [as A. Renna] (signed); pencils: ? [as A. Renna] (signed); inks: ? [as A. Renna] (signed); letters: typeset
23-cartoon0.25script: Don Ulsh; pencils: Don Ulsh; inks: Don Ulsh
24-cartoon1script: Jay Irving; pencils: Jay Irving; inks: Jay Irving
25-cartoon0.25script: Walt Munson; pencils: Walt Munson; inks: Walt Munson
26-cartoon0.25script: Donald McKee; pencils: Donald McKee; inks: Donald McKee
27-cartoon0.5script: Bill Holman; pencils: Bill Holman; inks: Bill Holman
28-cartoon0.5script: ? [as Jack Arthur] (signed); pencils: ? [as Jack Arthur] (signed); inks: ? [as Jack Arthur] (signed); letters: typeset
29How I Will Remove the Ants from My Pants in 1933text story1script: Lawrence Lariar; pencils: Lawrence Lariar; inks: Lawrence Lariar
30The Old Maid Does Her Home Work.cartoon0.5script: Ralph Hershberger; pencils: Ralph Hershberger; inks: Ralph Hershberger
31Tragedy in the Studio.comic story1letters: typeset
32-cartoon0.5letters: typeset
33-comic story1script: Jack Gray; pencils: Jack Gray; inks: Jack Gray; letters: Jack Gray
34-cartoon0.5script: ? [as Butte S.] (signed); pencils: ? [as Butte S.] (signed); inks: ? [as Butte S.] (signed); letters: typeset
35-cartoon0.5script: Ralph Hershberger; pencils: Ralph Hershberger; inks: Ralph Hershberger
36-cartoon1script: ? [as L. Cartault] (signed); pencils: ? [as L. Cartault] (signed); inks: ? [as L. Cartault] (signed); letters: typeset
37-cartoon1script: ? [as LG] (signed); pencils: ? [as LG] (signed); inks: ? [as LG] (signed); letters: typeset
38-cartoon1script: Don Ulsh; pencils: Don Ulsh; inks: Don Ulsh
39-cartoon0.5script: Frank Tashlin; pencils: Frank Tashlin; inks: Frank Tashlin
40-cartoon0.5script: Courtney Dunkel; pencils: Courtney Dunkel; inks: Courtney Dunkel
41Contact Bridgetext story2script: ? [as Colonel Eli Stoopculber] (credited); letters: typeset
42-cartoon1script: Don Ulsh; pencils: Don Ulsh; inks: Don Ulsh
43-cartoon0.25script: Ralph Lane; pencils: Ralph Lane; inks: Ralph Lane
45-cartoon0.5letters: typeset
46-cartoon0.5letters: typeset
47The Fire Bell Rings at the Firemen's Ball.cartoon0.5letters: typeset
48-cartoon1script: ? [as Albert Marucci] (signed); pencils: ? [as Albert Marucci] (signed); inks: ? [as Albert Marucci] (signed); letters: typeset
49Start the New Year Brightpromo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typeset

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