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3Winter 1945
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Ibis #3

Fawcett · Winter 1945

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Series
Ibis (Fawcett, 1942 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
Winter 1945
Key date
1945-12-10
Indicia publisher
Fawcett Publications, Incorporated
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Gus Ricca; inks: Gus RiccaIbis
2Contents Pagetable of contents1pencils: Gus Ricca; inks: Gus RiccaIbis
3Menace of the Jaguar Men!comic story12script: Bill Woolfolk; pencils: Gus Ricca; inks: Gus RiccaIbis
4Bagdad and His Bag of Trickscomic story1Bagdad
5Don't Use Your Whip!text story2script: Carl G. HodgesWar Baby (horse); Ted Berke; Syrian Boy (horse); Chance Game (horse); Gallant Sprite (horse); Fast Reward (horse); Dad Warren; Gay Daisy (horse); Big Dan (horse)
6Hard to Stomach Thiscomic story1Little Albert
7Music Madnesscomic story5script: Bill Woolfolk; pencils: Gus Ricca; inks: Gus RiccaIbis
8The New Shoes Bluescomic story4script: Basil Wolverton; pencils: Basil Wolverton; inks: Basil WolvertonMystic Moot (introduction); Mr. Cashkisser; Mr. Moneymug
9Karlan, the Last of the Sorcerers!comic story6script: Bill Woolfolk; pencils: Gus Ricca; inks: Gus RiccaIbis
10-promo (ad from the publisher)1letters: ?; typesetBilly Batson, Mary Batson, Captain Marvel, Captain Marvel Jr., Freddy Freeman, Hoppy, Mary Marvel

Plus 2 pages of advertisements and other matter across 2 sequences, as published.

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