Publishers / Charlton / Tom Cat (1956) / #8
8July 1957
$0.10

Tom Cat #8

Charlton · July 1957

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Series
Tom Cat (Charlton, 1956 series)
Issue
#8
Publication date
July 1957
Key date
1957-07-10
Indicia publisher
Charlton Comics Group
Price
$0.10
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Pat Masulli; inks: Jon D'AgostinoTom Cat
1Crime Does Not Paycomic story0.5
2The Bestcomic story0.5Poochy
3The Masked Marvelcomic story5Tom Cat
4Bowling Before Dinner?comic story4Tom Cat
5Cap'n Tomboycomic story2pencils: Frank Johnson; inks: Frank JohnsonLi'l Tomboy
6What About Tom Cat?comic story1Tom Cat
7A Favor For A Friendcomic story3Tom Cat
8Pull The Pipetext story2letters: typeset
9The Ski Jumpcomic story1Tom Cat
10Piano Practicecomic story2pencils: Frank Johnson; inks: Frank JohnsonLi'l Tomboy
11Drat That Dribblecomic story3Tom Cat
12The Pillcomic story2Atomic Mouse, Cimota Mouse
13Best Mancomic story1Tom Cat
14New Car Dilemmacomic story3pencils: Frank Johnson; inks: Frank Johnson
15Fish Storycomic story1Tom Cat
16It's a Long Storycomic story0.5
17You Can't be too Carefulcomic story0.5
18The Differencecomic story0.5
19The Forecastercomic story1Tom Cat

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