Publishers / Dell / Four Color (1942) / #176
176December 1947
$0.10

Four Color #176

Dell · December 1947 · on sale 1947-10-28

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Identification plate

Series
Four Color (Dell, 1942 series)
Issue
#176
Issue title
Tillie the Toiler
Publication date
December 1947
Key date
1947-12-00
On-sale date
1947-10-28
Indicia publisher
Dell Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Jack Callahan; inks: Jack CallahanTillie
1Mac Paints Himselfcomic story1script: Jack Callahan; pencils: Jack Callahan; inks: Jack Callahan; letters: Jack CallahanTillie; Mac; Mumsy
2Mac, the Iceman Goethcomic story16script: Jack Callahan; pencils: Jack Callahan; inks: Jack Callahan; letters: Jack CallahanTillie; Mac; Spike Etaks; Doc
3At Last Mac Is In the Doughcomic story16script: Jack Callahan; pencils: Jack Callahan; inks: Jack Callahan; letters: Jack CallahanTillie; Mac; Honky Biltops (intro); Mumsy
4The Tillie Jones Orchestra Is Born and Mac Gets the Blamecomic story16script: Jack Callahan; pencils: Jack Callahan; inks: Jack Callahan; letters: Jack CallahanTillie; Mac; Mumsy; Corny Earblaster; Sasha Stradington; Fingers Sharpo
5Prof. Knoggin, Phrenologistcomic story1script: Jack Callahan; pencils: Jack Callahan; inks: Jack Callahan; letters: Jack CallahanTillie; Mac
6The Broken Heelcomic story1script: Jack Callahan; pencils: Jack Callahan; inks: Jack Callahan; letters: Jack CallahanTillie; Mac

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