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1December 1953
$0.10

Buster Bear #1

Quality Comics · December 1953

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Identification plate

Series
Buster Bear (Quality Comics, 1953 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
December 1953
Key date
1953-12-00
Indicia publisher
Arnold Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1Buster Bear
1Cholly Chipmonk Gets into the Actcomic story6Buster Bear; Honey Bear; Cholly Chipmunk [misspelled as Cholly Chipmonk]
2-comic story5pencils: Ellis Chambers; inks: Ellis Chambers; editing: Alfred Grenet, Richard Arnold, Frank FurioRollo Raccoon; Picklefoot Pig; Rufus Rabbit
3The Big Racecomic story6Buzzy Rabbit; Witty Fox; Solly Squirrel; Taffy Turtle
4-comic story5pencils: Ben Levin; inks: Ben LevinRasputin; Merwin; Pudgy Pig
5Right as a Rabbittext story1letters: typesetCarlo the Coyote; Roy Rabbit (a robot)
6-comic story6Buster Bear; Willie Weasel; Cholly Chipmunk

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