Publishers / Archie / Top Notch Laugh Comics (1942) / #35
35April 1943
$0.10

Top Notch Laugh Comics #35

Archie · April 1943

First appearance: DittoFirst appearance: Dotty
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Identification plate

Series
Top Notch Laugh Comics (Archie, 1942 series)
Issue
#35
Publication date
April 1943
Key date
1943-04-00
Indicia publisher
M. L. J. Magazines Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Why this issue matters

First appearance of Ditto - the earliest non-flashback appearance on record for this character.

First appearance of Dotty - the earliest non-flashback appearance on record for this character.

The evidence

Claims here come from the story records for this issue, listed under Sources at the bottom of the file. Character hubs with full evidence tables are coming to this site.

Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Red Holmdale; inks: Red Holmdale
1-comic story6script: Don Dean; pencils: Don Dean; inks: Don Dean
2Will of Deathcomic story10pencils: Sam Cooper; inks: Sam Cooper
3-comic story6script: Don Dean; pencils: Don Dean; inks: Don Dean
4-comic story6pencils: Carl Hubbell; inks: Carl Hubbell
5-comic story6script: Gerald Kean; pencils: Red Holmdale; inks: Ed Goggin
6-comic story6script: Gerald Kean; pencils: Vivian Berg; inks: Vivian BergSuzie
7-comic story6script: Scott Meredith; pencils: Ed Goggin; inks: Ed Goggin
8-comic story6script: George Kean; pencils: Harry Sahle; inks: Harry Sahle
9-comic story6script: Bill Woggon; pencils: Bill Woggon; inks: Bill WoggonDitto First, Dotty First

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