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109April 1946
$0.10

More Fun Comics #109

DC · April 1946 · on sale 1946-03-04

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Series
More Fun Comics (DC, 1936 series)
Issue
#109
Publication date
April 1946
Key date
1946-04-00
On-sale date
1946-03-04
Indicia publisher
Detective Comics Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Disappearing Depositscover1pencils: Stan Kaye; inks: Stan Kaye; letters: Ira Schnapp
1Editorial Advisory Boardpromo (ad from the publisher)0.33letters: typeset
2G Is for Gazellepromo (ad from the publisher)0.67
3The Disappearing Deposits!comic story6pencils: Stan Kaye; inks: Stan Kaye
4'Cabbie' Caseycomic story4script: Jack Farr; pencils: Jack Farr; inks: Jack Farr; letters: Jack Farr
6Windycomic story5script: Joe Sulman; pencils: Joe Sulman; inks: Joe Sulman
8The Gas House Gangcomic story6script: Tom McNamara; pencils: Tom McNamara; inks: Tom McNamara
9Smileycomic story0.5script: Phil Berube; pencils: Phil Berube; inks: Phil Berube
11School Daze!comic story4
12Capturetext story2script: Ed King
13Curly's Cafecomic story6script: Jack Callahan; pencils: Jack Callahan; inks: Jack Callahan
14Scuffy the Trampcomic story0.5script: Lit-Win; pencils: Lit-Win; inks: Lit-Win
16Hook, Line and Sinker!comic story5pencils: Stan Kaye; inks: Stan Kaye
18A Jam in the Jailhouse!comic story4pencils: Henry Boltinoff; inks: Henry Boltinoff; letters: Ira Schnapp

Plus 7 pages of advertisements and other matter across 8 sequences, as published.

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