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11August-September 1953
$0.10

The Fox and the Crow #11

DC · August-September 1953 · on sale 1953-06-08

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Series
The Fox and the Crow (DC, 1951 series)
Issue
#11
Publication date
August-September 1953
Key date
1953-08-00
On-sale date
1953-06-08
Indicia publisher
National Comics Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Rescue Ticketscover1Crawford Crow, Fauntleroy Fox
1The Line of Starspromo (ad from the publisher)1
2-comic story5.75Crawford Crow, Fauntleroy Fox
5-comic story5Crawford Crow, Fauntleroy Fox
7Fun Shopactivity2script: Martin Naydel; pencils: Martin Naydel; inks: Martin Naydel; letters: Martin Naydel
9Editorial Advisory Boardpromo (ad from the publisher)0.5
10-comic story5.67The Hare, The Hound
12The Pup and the Poochtext story2pencils: ? (header); inks: ? (header); letters: typesetProfessor Oscar Owl; Roger Raccoon; Percy Pooch; Sammy Sea-lion
13-comic story1Crawford Crow, Fauntleroy Fox
14Binky Shows "How to Spend a Summer Week!"public service announcement1script: Jack Schiff; pencils: Win Mortimer; inks: Win Mortimer; letters: Ira SchnappBinky Biggs, Pete
15-comic story5Crawford Crow, Fauntleroy Fox

Plus 6.08 pages of advertisements and other matter across 8 sequences, as published.

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