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16January 1939
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Feature Funnies #16

Quality Comics · January 1939

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Series
Feature Funnies (Quality Comics, 1937 series)
Issue
#16
Publication date
January 1939
Key date
1939-01-00
Indicia publisher
Comic Favorites Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Ed Cronin; inks: Ed Cronin
1-comic story4script: Ham Fisher; pencils: Mo Leff; inks: Mo LeffJoe Palooka
2Hedy Lamarrcartoon1script: Bernard Baily; pencils: Bernard Baily; inks: Bernard BailyHedy LaMarr
3-comic story4script: J. P. McEvoy; pencils: John Striebel; inks: John Striebel
4Sightless Wondercartoon1script: John Hix; pencils: John Hix; inks: John HixJohn Metcalf
5Blue Mondaycomic story3script: H. J. Tuthill; pencils: H. J. Tuthill; inks: H. J. Tuthill
6-comic story4script: Bob Zuppke; pencils: Walt Depew; inks: Walt Depew
7The New York Crookscomic story2script: Will Eisner; pencils: Will Eisner; inks: Will EisnerArchie O'Toole; Suzy (intro, unnamed); Two crooks
8The Black Baron: Part 2comic story4script: Vern Henkel; pencils: Vern Henkel; inks: Vern HenkelSir Neville; The Black Baron (first appearance?; villain)
9Episode 16comic story2script: Ed Wheelan; pencils: Ed Wheelan; inks: Ed WheelanTex Roper; Hal Thompson; Jeff Bangs; Myra
10-cartoon0.5script: Ed Reed; pencils: Ed Reed; inks: Ed Reed
11Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc.statement of ownership0.5script: Edward C. Cronin; letters: typeset
12The Robbery On the Acquagalcomic story5script: George Brenner; pencils: George Brenner; inks: George BrennerThe Clock [Brian O'Brien]; Slick Hart (villain); Gyp Nolan (villain)
13About the Player Who Scored All Points for Both Teams!cartoon1script: Bob Zuppke; pencils: Walt Depew; inks: Walt Depew
14-comic story4script: Monte Barrett; pencils: Russell Ross; inks: Russell Ross
15The National Costume of Mexicocartoon1script: John Hix; pencils: John Hix; inks: John Hix
16-comic story1script: George Marcoux; pencils: George Marcoux; inks: George Marcoux
17-comic story1script: Al Zere; pencils: Al Zere; inks: Al Zere
18The Purple Hoodscomic story4script: Will Eisner; pencils: Will Eisner; inks: Will EisnerBlack X; The Purple Hoods (first appearance; villains); Batu (First appearance); Madame L'Darge
19-comic story4script: Rube Goldberg; pencils: Rube Goldberg; inks: Rube Goldberg
20Episode 16comic story2script: John Welch; pencils: Russell Ross; inks: Russell Ross
21The Kidnapping of Clip Chancecomic story4script: George Brenner; pencils: George Brenner; inks: George BrennerSlip Chance; Red (first appearance; villain); Bugs (first appearance; villain)
22The Barbariantext story2script: Robert M. Hyatt; pencils: Edward Cronin; inks: Edward CroninKonar the Barbarian
23Voice of the Totemcomic story4script: Art Pinajian; pencils: Art Pinajian; inks: Art PinajianSgt. Jim Reynolds, RCMP; Jake Moran (first appearance; villain; death)
24-cartoon1script: Ed Reed; pencils: Ed Reed; inks: Ed Reed
25-comic story4script: Lank Leonard; pencils: Lank Leonard, Morris Weiss; inks: Lank Leonard, Morris WeissMickey Finn; Uncle Phil
26Contest Winnerstext article1letters: typeset

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