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11December 1947-January 1948
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Funny Folks #11

DC · December 1947-January 1948 · on sale 1947-10-15

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Identification plate

Series
Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series)
Issue
#11
Publication date
December 1947-January 1948
Key date
1947-12-00
On-sale date
1947-10-15
Indicia publisher
National Comics Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Rube Grossman; inks: Rube GrossmanJunior Wolf (vignette in logo); Robert Rabbit (vignette in logo)
2-comic story8pencils: Rube Grossman; inks: Rube GrossmanThe Professor; Robert Rabbit
4Willy Wolfcomic story5pencils: Ed Dunn; inks: Ed DunnJunior
6-comic story6pencils: Rube Grossman; inks: Rube GrossmanRobert Rabbit; The Professor
8Robin Crusoecomic story6pencils: Rube Grossman; inks: Rube GrossmanFriday
11Sweeney and Williecomic story6pencils: Ron Santi; inks: Ron Santi
12-text story2pencils: Rube Grossman; inks: Rube Grossman
13A Date with Judypromo (ad from the publisher)0.8
14Editorial Advisory Boardpromo (ad from the publisher)0.2letters: typeset
15-comic story8pencils: Rube Grossman; inks: Rube GrossmanThe Professor
17-promo (ad from the publisher)1

Plus 8 pages of advertisements and other matter across 9 sequences, as published.

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