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9August 1946
$0.10

Super Duck Comics #9

Archie · August 1946

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Identification plate

Series
Super Duck Comics (Archie, 1944 series)
Issue
#9
Publication date
August 1946
Key date
1946-08-00
Indicia publisher
Close-Up Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Al Fagaly; inks: Al FagalySuper Duck; Fauntleroy Duck
2-comic story10pencils: Al Fagaly; inks: Al FagalySuper Duck; Fauntleroy Duck; Slugger Downe
3It Shouldn't Happen to a Dogcomic story3pencils: Red Holmdale; inks: Red HolmdaleTrouble
4-comic story7pencils: Al Fagaly; inks: Al FagalySuper Duck; Fauntleroy Duck; Joe; Tiny (a dog)
5Willy the Wise-Guycomic story3pencils: Red Holmdale; inks: Red HolmdaleWilly the Wise-Guy; Beezo; Beezo's father; Beezo's mother; Socko Gibson (picture)
6You Can't Wintext story2letters: typesetSuper Duck [as Super-Duck]; Black Cat [also as Blackie]; Hannah Horseface; Oliver Ozone Owl; Willie the Weasel; Gooch; Flanagan
7-comic story7pencils: Al Fagaly; inks: Al FagalySuper Duck
8Cubby the Bearcomic story5pencils: Red Holmdale; inks: Red HolmdaleCubby the Bear
9Super Duck Puzzle Pageactivity1Super Duck; Arson Wells
10-comic story9pencils: Al Fagaly; inks: Al FagalySuper Duck; Fauntleroy Duck; Aunt Ima Duck; Tiny (a dog); Pepito (monkey)

Plus 4 pages of advertisements and other matter across 4 sequences, as published.

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