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11September 1944
$0.10

The Bouncer #11

Fox · September 1944 · on sale 1944-08-04

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Identification plate

Series
The Bouncer (Fox, 1944 series)
Issue
#11
Publication date
September 1944
Key date
1944-09-00
On-sale date
1944-08-04
Indicia publisher
Fox Feature Syndicate Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Lou Ferstadt; inks: Lou Ferstadt
1The Bouncercomic story10script: Robert Kanigher; pencils: Lou Ferstadt; inks: Lou FerstadtThe Bouncer (origin retold) [Adam Anteas, Jr.]; Adam Anteas, Jr. (sculptor, descendant of the original Anteas); Hercules (god, flashback); Anteas's sister (in flashback); Anteas's mother (in flashback); John Manley (District Attorney); Penny Manley (D.A.'s daughter); the Glow-Worm (villain, introduc
2-comic story6pencils: Al Zere; inks: Al ZereOne Round [Tim] Hogan; Blimp; Mr. Dooshay; Big Looie; Blackie Saunders; Bull Toronto
3-comic story6pencils: Al Zere; inks: Al ZereCuthbert Joy; Judy Joy; Pinky Joy; Mr. Blake
4Limpytext story2letters: typeset
5Rocket Kellycomic story6Captain Patrick Kelly; Wacky
6-promo (ad from the publisher)1The Bouncer

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