Little Max Comics #14 (1951) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Little Max	cover	1		Little Max
1	Contents	table of contents	1
2	Little Max in Little Red Riding Hood	comic story	6		Little Max; Joe Palooka; wicked witch; little red riding hood; grandma
3	Soda Sale	comic story	2		Little Max; Max's friends; store clerk
4	Sweet Treat	comic story	2		Little Max; Max's friends; candy store clerk
5	Close Call!	text story	1	letters: typeset	Humphrey; Prunella; townspeople of West Wokkington Falls
6	Travel Puzzle	activity	1		Little Max
7	Funny Animals	comic story	2		Little Max
8	Just for Laughs	comic story	4		Little Max; Joe Palooka; Alice; carnival ticket booth operator; carnival goers
9	How to Make Your Very Own Talking Hand	activity	1
10	Hector the Director	comic story	0.5	script: Art Helfant; pencils: Art Helfant; inks: Art Helfant; letters: Art Helfant	Hector; Hector's acquaintence
11	Rumpus	comic story	0.5	script: Art Helfant; pencils: Art Helfant; inks: Art Helfant; letters: Art Helfant	Rumpus; Rumpus's friend; Maizie (mentioned only)
12	Let's Play Doctor	comic story	2	pencils: Al Avison; inks: Al Avison	Humphrey; Prunella; members of Humphrey's fan club
13	The Brush Off	comic story	2		Little Max; baby brother of the North Wind
14	Little Max's Zoo Quiz	activity	1		Little Max; Lion; Zebra; Camel; Giraffe
15	Secret Formula	text story	1	letters: typeset	Jimmy Jones; DeeDee Jones; unnamed men from another planet
16	Circus Quiz	activity	1

Collection	Year
Casper's Ghostland #2	1959	On eBay ›
Hot Stuff Sizzlers #36	1969	On eBay ›
Devil Kids Starring Hot Stuff #8	1963	On eBay ›
Little Max Comics #31	1954	On eBay ›
Little Max Comics #63	1960	On eBay ›

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