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34April 1955
$0.10

Little Max Comics #34

Harvey · April 1955

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Series
Little Max Comics (Harvey, 1949 series)
Issue
#34
Publication date
April 1955
Key date
1955-04-00
Indicia publisher
Harvey Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Warren Kremer; inks: Warren KremerLittle Max
1Contentstable of contents1letters: typesetLittle Max; Alice
2Little Max Sambocomic story6pencils: Warren Kremer; inks: Warren KremerLittle Max; Alice
3Light Lunchcomic story2pencils: Warren Kremer; inks: Warren KremerLittle Max; Casey
4Game Pageactivity1Little Max
5The Mysterious Shadowtext story1pencils: Warren Kremer; inks: Warren KremerLittle Max; Bobo; Alice (illustration only)
6Size Isn't Everythingcomic story2pencils: Warren Kremer; inks: Warren KremerLittle Max; Casey
7On the Beamcomic story4pencils: Warren Kremer, Al Avison; inks: Warren Kremer, Al AvisonLittle Max; Casey; Joe Palooka; Ann Howe
8The Pipercomic story2pencils: Warren Kremer, Al Avison; inks: Warren Kremer, Al AvisonLittle Max; Joe Palooka; Alice
9Wouldn't It Be Funny!cartoon1
10Hot Dipcomic story2Humphrey Pennyworth; Ichabod
11Magic Lamptext story0.75letters: typesetTubby the Cat
12Funny Facecomic story2pencils: Warren Kremer, Al Avison; inks: Warren Kremer, Al AvisonLittle Max; Alice; Joe Palooka

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