Publishers / Charlton / Hi and Lois (1969) / #4
4May 1970
$0.15

Hi and Lois #4

Charlton · May 1970

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Series
Hi and Lois (Charlton, 1969 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
May 1970
Key date
May 1970
Indicia publisher
Charlton Press Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: ? [as Mort Walker and Dik Browne]; inks: ? [as Mort Walker and Dik Browne]Chip Flagston, Hi Flagston, Lois Flagston, Trixie Flagston
1Trixie's Wordscomic story4Hi Flagston, Lois Flagston, Trixie Flagston
2Back to Schoolcomic story3Chip Flagston, Hi Flagston, Lois Flagston
3Dawg Gonecomic story2Ditto Flagston, Hi Flagston
4Trixiecomic story1Trixie Flagston; Chip Flagston; Ditto Flagston; Dot Flagston; Lois Flagston; Hi Flagston
5The Salesmancomic story3
6Family Onlyillustration2Chip Flagston, Ditto Flagston, Dot Flagston, Hi Flagston, Lois Flagston, Trixie Flagston
7Plumb Dumbtext story1letters: typesetJeenee; Beenee; Margee; Frankee
8Chip's Roomcomic story2Chip Flagston, Lois Flagston
9The Eyes Have It!comic story2Yancy
10That's Shoe Businesscomic story4Beany Binks; Mr. Binks; Joe; Stu
11Beanyactivity1Beany
12More Better Words from Our Readersletters page2Lois Flagston; Hi Flagston; Dot Flagston; Ditto Flagston; Chip Flagston; Trixie Flagston

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