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3July 1946
$0.10

Hoppy the Marvel Bunny #3

Fawcett · July 1946

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Identification plate

Series
Hoppy the Marvel Bunny (Fawcett, 1945 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
July 1946
Key date
1946-07-00
Indicia publisher
Fawcett Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Hoppy the Marvel Bunnycover1pencils: Chad Grothkopf ?Hoppy; Millie
1Come on, Gang!public service announcement1Hoppy
2Tugboat Milliecomic story6pencils: Chad GrothkopfHoppy; Millie; Sticky Finger Gang
3Willie Gets His Notes Mixed Up!comic story0.5pencils: Chad Grothkopf ?Willie
4Hoppy in Hollywood!comic story4Hoppy; Millie; The Great Profile
5Who Says Oscar Isn't Important?comic story1pencils: Bill Brady ?Oscar; Billy the Kid
6A Modern Beanstalk Storycomic story5pencils: Chad GrothkopfHoppy; Millie; Tom Tomato; Pete Potato; Charley Cabbage; Billy Beet; Mr. Lima Bean
7Fired with Enthusiasmcomic story1pencils: Bill Brady; inks: Bill BradyBenny; Fuzzy
8Dumbdiggerstext story2script: ? [as Uncle Don]; letters: typeset
9Roman Holidaycomic story5Hoppy; Millie; Gladiator
10Hoppy Meets Ensign Oscarcomic story6pencils: Chad GrothkopfHoppy; Millie; Ensign Oscar; Olde Furs
11Hurry, Kids!promo (ad from the publisher)1Captain Marvel

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