Publishers / Fox / I Loved, Real Confession Stories (1949) / #28 [1]
28 [1]July 1949
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I Loved, Real Confession Stories #28 [1]

Fox · July 1949

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Series
I Loved, Real Confession Stories (Fox, 1949 series)
Issue
#28 [1]
Publication date
July 1949
Key date
1949-07-00
Indicia publisher
Fox Feature Syndicate Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Ramona Patenaude ?; inks: Ramona Patenaude ?
1I Cried at My Weddingcomic story10pencils: Charles F. Miller; inks: Charles F. MillerLinda Rome; Cliff Rome; Mrs. Rome; Bill; Mr. Abbott; Hank Collins; Mrs. Collins; Flynn
2Love Was My Undoing!comic story9pencils: Walter Davoren; inks: Walter DavorenJean Drake; Doris Drake; Mrs. Linton; Mr. Ransom; Jimmy Brent
4I Thew Away My Reputationtext story2letters: typesetWilla Brown [Wanda Black]; Don; Marcia; Ruth; Al Cook
5I Loved to Hatecomic story10pencils: Martin Thall; inks: Martin ThallJane; Margaret [Peg]; John; Martha; Jack Barnes; Paul Devine; Arthur Drake; Paul Devine, Jr.; Arthur Devine

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