Publishers / Dell / Our Gang with Tom & Jerry (1947) / #57
57April 1949
$0.10

Our Gang with Tom & Jerry #57

Dell · April 1949

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Series
Our Gang with Tom & Jerry (Dell, 1947 series)
Issue
#57
Publication date
April 1949
Key date
1949-04-10
Indicia publisher
Dell Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Tom & Jerrycover1Tom; Jerry; Tuffy
1Books Put to Good Usecomic story1Droopy; a librarian (cameo)
2Tom & Jerrycomic story10Tom; Jerry; Tuffy; the cook/maid
3The Adventures of Tomcomic story6Tom; Toots; Bob Cat
4The Adventures of Jerrytext story4pencils: ? (spot illustrations); inks: ? (spot illustrations); letters: typesetJerry; Tuffy; Professor Flubdub
5-comic story6pencils: Charles Hedinger; inks: Charles HedingerFlip; Dip; Pa; Harry Hippo; Big Ben (elephant)
6-comic story6pencils: Veve Risto; inks: Veve RistoWuff; Charlie Coyote; Sammy Squirrel; Buzz Buzzard; Droopy
7Barney Bear and Benny Burrocomic story8Barney Bear; Mooseface McElk; Benny Burro; Shaggy (Barney's aunt)
8Lillian, the Talking Dog [Pt. 2]comic story8script: Walt Kelly; pencils: Walt Kelly; inks: Walt Kelly; letters: Walt KellyHortense (dog); Julip (the Gang's goat); the Professor; Deacon; Anastasia; Two-by-Two; Button-Nose
9A New Shoe for a New Daycomic story0.75Droopy
10Who's everybody mad at?promo (ad from the publisher)1.25pencils: ? (spot illustration); inks: ? (spot illustration); letters: typeset

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