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14November 1937
10

The Funnies #14

Dell · November 1937 · on sale 1937-09-28

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Series
The Funnies (Dell, 1936 series)
Issue
#14
Publication date
November 1937
Key date
1937-11-00
On-sale date
1937-09-28
Indicia publisher
Dell Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1
1-comic story1script: George Swanson; pencils: George Swanson; inks: George Swanson; letters: George Swanson
2-comic story3script: V. T. Hamlin; pencils: V. T. Hamlin; inks: V. T. Hamlin; letters: V. T. Hamlin
3-comic story3script: Clyde Lewis; pencils: Clyde Lewis; inks: Clyde Lewis; letters: Clyde Lewis
4-comic story4script: Norman Marsh; pencils: Norman Marsh; inks: Norman Marsh
5-text article2script: Richard W. Thomas; pencils: Walter Galli; inks: Walter Galli
6-comic story3script: Bill Freyse; pencils: Bill Freyse; inks: Bill Freyse
7Fun with a Pencilactivity2script: Brig; pencils: Brig; inks: Brig
8-comic story1script: Merrill Blosser; pencils: Merrill Blosser; inks: Merrill Blosser
9Everybody's Playmateactivity1script: A. W. Nugent; pencils: A. W. Nugent; inks: A. W. Nugent
10-comic story2script: Fred Harman; pencils: Fred Harman; inks: Fred Harman
11The Tiny Mitestext story2script: Hal Cochran; pencils: George Scarbo; inks: George Scarbo
12-comic story3script: Abe Martin; pencils: Abe Martin; inks: Abe Martin
13-comic story2script: Bob Moore; pencils: Carl Pfeufer; inks: Carl Pfeufer
14-comic story1script: Bob Moore; pencils: Carl Pfeufer; inks: Carl Pfeufer
15Hero of 200 Battlestext article1script: I. S. Klein
16-comic story4script: Roy Crane; pencils: Roy Crane; inks: Roy Crane; letters: Roy Crane
17Ben's Plan!comic story3script: Edwin Alger; pencils: Edwin Alger; inks: Edwin Alger
18-comic story0.8script: Sheldon Mayer; pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon MayerScribbly Jibbet; Dinky Jibbet; Daphne Dimples; Daphne's little brother (introduction, unnamed)
19Why Big Brothers Leave Home by Scribblycomic story0.2script: Scribbly; pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon MayerScribbly Jibbet; Mrs. Jibbet; Dinky Jibbet
20-comic story0.8script: Sheldon Mayer; pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon MayerScribbly Jibbet; Dinky Jibbet
21Why Big Brothers Leave Home by Scribblycomic story0.2script: Scribbly; pencils: Sheldon Mayer; inks: Sheldon MayerScribbly Jibbet; Dinky Jibbet
22-comic story2script: J. R. Williams; pencils: J. R. Williams; inks: J. R. Williams
23-comic story3script: Glenn Chaffin; pencils: Hal Forrest; inks: Hal Forrest
24-comic story1script: Glenn Chaffin; pencils: Hal Forrest; inks: Hal Forrest
25-comic story2script: Irving Crump; pencils: Kevin Royt; inks: Kevin Royt
26The Funnies Crossword Puzzle Pageactivity1letters: typeset
27-comic story2script: Dick Blair; pencils: Milt Youngren; inks: Milt Youngren
28Home Magicactivity1script: A. W. Nugent; pencils: A. W. Nugent; inks: A. W. Nugent
29-cartoon0.5script: Courtney Dunkel; pencils: Courtney Dunkel; inks: Courtney Dunkel
30Sandy Ferguson - Sourdoughtext story2script: H. T. Sperry
31-comic story3script: Bud Fisher; pencils: Bud Fisher; inks: Bud Fisher
32-comic story3script: Gene Byrnes; pencils: Gene Byrnes; inks: Gene Byrnes
33Fine Points of Footballtext article0.5script: Ed Cronin; pencils: Ed Cronin; inks: Ed Cronin
34Alan Villierscomic story1script: Stookie Allen; pencils: Stookie Allen; inks: Stookie Allen
35-comic story1script: J. R. Williams; pencils: J. R. Williams; inks: J. R. Williams

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