Publishers / Charlton / Atomic Mouse (1953) / #10
10October 1954
$0.10

Atomic Mouse #10

Charlton · October 1954 · on sale 1954

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Series
Atomic Mouse (Charlton, 1953 series)
Issue
#10
Publication date
October 1954
Key date
1954-10-00
On-sale date
1954
Indicia publisher
Charlton Comics Group
Price
$0.10
Pages
36
Rating
Wholesome Entertainment Approved Reading

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Secret of the Phantom Fleetcover1pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse [Cimota Mouse]; Professor Invento; Count Gatto
1New... Different... Exciting!!!activity1pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse [Cimota Mouse]; Count Gatto
2The Secret of the Phantom Fleet!comic story15pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse [Cimota Mouse]; Admiral; Professor Invento; Count Gatto (villain)
3Professor Invento's Vacationtext story2letters: typesetAtomic Mouse [Cimota Mouse] (host); Professor Invento; Mrs. Haggardly [as Mrs. Hagg]
4Pilling the Bill!comic story4Professor Invento; Mrs. Haggardly
5-comic story5pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoAtomic Mouse [Cimota Mouse] (origin); Count Gatto (villain); Dr. Morris Carload (villain); Evil Mouse (a robot, villain)
6-comic story4pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoCount Gatto; Shadow
9-comic story1Atomic Mouse [Cimota Mouse]
10Pin-Up No. 10illustration1pencils: Al Fago; inks: Al FagoCount Gatto

Plus 2 pages of advertisements and other matter across 2 sequences, as published.

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