Publishers / Charlton / Zoo Funnies (1945) / #2
2December 1945
$0.10

Zoo Funnies #2

Charlton · December 1945

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Series
Zoo Funnies (Charlton, 1945 series)
Issue
#2
Publication date
December 1945
Key date
1945-12-00
Indicia publisher
Childrens Comics Publishers Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Rabbit-Son Crusoecover1pencils: Ellis Chambers; inks: Ellis ChambersRabbit-Son Crusoe; Friday
1Circus Elephant Forgot to Remembertext story2pencils: Ellis Chambers; inks: Ellis Chambers
2Rabbit-Son Crusoecomic story5Rabbit-Son Crusoe; Friday
3Bojo the Monk and His Assistant Tonycomic story6pencils: Ellis ChambersBojo the Monk; Tony
4-comic story1pencils: Gus Jud; inks: Gus JudSmarty; Rich
5Detecto the Bloodhoundcomic story6pencils: Herman C. Browner; inks: Herman C. Browner
6Bugsy Bearcomic story4pencils: Ellis Chambers; inks: Ellis Chambers; letters: Ellis ChambersBugsy Bear
7Indian Elephantcomic story2pencils: Herman C. Browner; inks: Herman C. Browner
8Tommy and Dodocomic story6script: Morris Weiss; pencils: Morris Weiss; inks: Morris WeissTommy; Dodo
9Join the Dots Little Totsactivity1pencils: A. W. Nugent; inks: A. W. Nugent
10The Riddle of the Fiddlecomic story4pencils: Harry Lazarus; inks: Harry Lazarus
11Little Leocomic story6pencils: HCB; inks: HCB
12Cut-Out Stuntsactivity1pencils: A. W. Nugent; inks: A. W. Nugent
13The Mischievous Antcomic story6pencils: Ellis Chambers

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