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84February 1944
$0.10

New Funnies #84

Dell · February 1944

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Identification plate

Series
New Funnies (Dell, 1942 series)
Issue
#84
Publication date
February 1944
Key date
1944-02-00
Indicia publisher
Dell Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
60

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1Andy Panda; Charlie Chicken
1-activity1script: A. W. Nugent; pencils: A. W. Nugent; inks: A. W. Nugent; letters: A. W. Nugent
2-comic story10script: Gaylord Du BoisAndy Panda; Charlie Chicken; a flock of ghosts (amusement park employees)
3-comic story6pencils: Veve Risto; inks: Veve RistoHomer Pigeon, Carrie Pigeon; Roscoe Rooster
4-comic story8script: Gaylord Du Bois; pencils: George Kerr; inks: George KerrRaggedy Ann; Raggedy Andy; Fido; Kitty Boots; Cleety the Clown; Prince Gallant; Princess Joy
5The Browniestext story4script: Walt Kelly; pencils: Walt Kelly; inks: Walt KellyThe Brownies
6-comic story6Li'l Eight Ball; Li'l Eight Ball's mammy; Mr. Woodchuck and his boys
7-comic story6Billy Bee; Bonny Bee; the crown prince of ants; Mr. Spider
8-comic story8script: Pat SullivanFelix the Cat; a mad scientist; an enemy general; an enemy spy
9-comic story8script: Gaylord Du BoisOswald; Toby; a kind gorilla and her young
10-promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typesetElmer Fudd
11-promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: typesetAndy Panda; Charlie Chicken

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