Publishers / Western / Omar Super-Book of Comics (1944) / #20
20[April 30], 1946
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Omar Super-Book of Comics #20

Western · [April 30], 1946 · on sale 1947-04-30

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Series
Omar Super-Book of Comics (Western, 1944 series)
Issue
#20
Publication date
[April 30], 1946
Key date
1946-04-30
On-sale date
1947-04-30
Price
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Pages
16

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Dan Gormley; inks: Dan Gormley; colors: Malcolm Ater Productions; letters: Malcolm Ater ProductionsOswald the Rabbit; Toby Bear
1-comic story8script: Gaylord Du BoisOswald the Rabbit; Hi-yah Wahoo (a child-like Native American friend); Mrs. Possum (a motherly store proprietress); Toby Bear (a bear-child friend); Maggie Lou (a doll child friend); Mister Grizzly Bear
2-comic story6.5script: Gaylord Du Bois; pencils: Malcolm Ater Productions; inks: Malcolm Ater Productions; colors: Malcolm Ater Productions; letters: Malcolm Ater ProductionsPrince Omar; Sweeney; Junior; The Professor (villain); outlaws (villains); Prince Omar's horse (killed)

Plus 0.5 pages of advertisements and other matter across 1 sequence, as published.

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