Everybody's Comics #[nn] [1947] (1947) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits
0	-	cover	1
1	The Count Startles Society With a New Fab	comic story	1	script: A. E. Hayward; pencils: A. E. Hayward; inks: A. E. Hayward
2	Christmas in July	comic story	6	script: Pat Adams
3	The Mountaineer	comic story	5	script: Pat Adams
4	-	comic story	1	pencils: Robert Baldwin; inks: Robert Baldwin; letters: Robert Baldwin
5	Ivan the Terrible Goes Hunting	text story	2	script: ? [as Vladimir]; letters: typeset
6	Spring Cleaning	comic story	5	script: Pat Regan
7	-	comic story	6
8	Mail Must Go Through	comic story	5	script: ? [as Vladimir]
9	-	comic story	6	script: ? [as Vladimir]
10	-	comic story	6	script: Pat Adams
11	-	comic story	2
12	A Bright Idea	text story	2	script: Pat Adams
13	-	comic story	6	script: ? [as Barry]; pencils: ? [as Kessler]; inks: ? [as Kessler]
14	-	comic story	2
15	-	comic story	6
16	-	comic story	6	script: Pat Adams
17	-	comic story	6
18	Jerry Jingle's Magic	text story	2	script: Pat Adams
19	Tommy Tot's Air Tips	comic story	1
20	It's True	comic story	1
21	Percy in Dreamland	comic story	6	script: Chris Flag
22	-	comic story	2
23	-	comic story	6
24	The Iron Men (Part One)	comic story	10	script: Pat Regan
25	Percy the Chef	text story	2	script: Al Huston
26	Secret Weapon (Conclusion)	comic story	6	script: Pat Adams
27	-	comic story	3
28	Good Sports in Government	comic story	1
29	-	comic story	6
30	A Life of Action For Men of Action	public service announcement		script: ? [as Pep]; pencils: ? [as Pep]; inks: ? [as Pep]

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