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77September 1946
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All-American Comics #77

DC · September 1946 · on sale 1946-07-17

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Identification plate

Series
All-American Comics (DC, 1939 series)
Issue
#77
Publication date
September 1946
Key date
1946-09-00
On-sale date
1946-07-17
Indicia publisher
J. R. Publishing Co.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Hop Harrigan and Tank Tinker Are Now in the Moviescover1script: Jon Blummer; pencils: Jon L. Blummer; inks: Jon L. Blummer; letters: Jon BlummerHop Harrigan; Tank Tinker
2The Case of the Curious Critterscomic story12script: John Broome; pencils: Paul Reinman; inks: Paul ReinmanThe Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Doiby Dickles
5The Barbers of Shaveville!comic story6pencils: E. E. Hibbard; inks: E. E. HibbardWinky; Blinky; Noddy
7Silly Silhouettescomic story1script: Ed Wheelan; pencils: Ed Wheelan; inks: Ed Wheelan; letters: Ed WheelanFat; Slat
8Anything for a Laugh, Folkscomic story1script: Ed Wheelan; pencils: Ed Wheelan; inks: Ed Wheelan; letters: Ed WheelanFat; Slat
9The Cardboard Herocomic story7pencils: Stan Asch; inks: Stan AschDr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]
10Editorial Advisory Boardpromo (ad from the publisher)0.33letters: typeset
11Help!public service announcement0.67
12-comic story0.5script: Al Smith; pencils: Al Smith; inks: Al Smith; letters: Al SmithMutt
13-comic story0.5script: Al Smith; pencils: Al Smith; inks: Al Smith; letters: Al SmithMutt
14-comic story0.5script: Al Smith; pencils: Al Smith; inks: Al Smith; letters: Al SmithMutt; Jeff
15-comic story0.5script: Al Smith; pencils: Al Smith; inks: Al Smith; letters: Al SmithMutt; Jeff
16Look Now on Your Favorite Newsstandpromo (ad from the publisher)1
17-comic story0.5script: Al Smith; pencils: Al Smith; inks: Al Smith; letters: Al SmithMutt; Jeff
18-comic story0.5script: Al Smith; pencils: Al Smith; inks: Al Smith; letters: Al SmithMutt; Jeff
19-comic story0.5script: Al Smith; pencils: Al Smith; inks: Al Smith; letters: Al SmithMutt; Jeff
20-comic story0.5script: Al Smith; pencils: Al Smith; inks: Al Smith; letters: Al SmithMutt; Jeff
21A Medal for Poptext story2script: Ted Udall
22-cartoon0.5script: Harry Lampert; pencils: Harry Lampert; inks: Harry Lampert; letters: Harry Lampert
24Star Dumb and Glorycomic story8script: Jon L. Blummer; pencils: Jon L. Blummer; inks: Jon L. Blummer; letters: Jon L. BlummerHop Harrigan
25Hop Harrigan's Club Pagepromo (ad from the publisher)1

Plus 6.5 pages of advertisements and other matter across 7 sequences, as published.

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