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3December 1944
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Miss America Magazine #3

Marvel · December 1944 · on sale October 27, 1944

First appearance: Nancy Brown
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Identification plate

Series
Miss America Magazine (Marvel, 1944 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
December 1944
Key date
December 1944
On-sale date
October 27, 1944
Indicia publisher
Miss America Publishing Corp.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Why this issue matters

First appearance of Nancy Brown - the earliest non-flashback appearance on record for this character.

The evidence

Claims here come from the story records for this issue, listed under Sources at the bottom of the file. Character hubs with full evidence tables are coming to this site.

Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Louise Altson; inks: Louise Altson; colors: Louise Altson
1Miss America Contentstable of contents0.67letters: typeset
2Hello, Girls:text article0.33script: Jean Goodman
3-text article2script: Trudy SmithJane Withers (photo); June Carlson (photo); Johnny Miles (photo); Shirley Temple (photo); Gloria Jean (photo)
4Sauce for the Gandertext story3.65script: Ruth Gilbert Cochran; pencils: Louise Altson; inks: Louise Altson
5Miss Dolly Dimplestext article2.67script: May MannDolly Dimples (photo of Diana Lynn)
6X Plus Ytext story4script: Maxine Shore; pencils: James Billmyer; inks: James Billmyer
7Thinking Is Beingtext story2.6script: Helene Wanderman; pencils: Louise Altson; inks: Louise Altson
9-text article3.33script: Victoria Allen Dunford; pencils: Christopher Rule; inks: Christopher Rule
11Career-Minded Minxtext article2.93script: April CarvethJanet Martin (photo); Allan Lane (photo); Bill Henry (photo); Frank Sinatra (photo)
12Sigh-Entific Studying...text article1.27script: Linda Hopp
13The Case of the Goldfishcomic story7script: Bill Finger; pencils: Pauline Loth; inks: Christopher Rule; colors: Dan BarryMadeline Joyce, Miss America
14Your Haventext story3script: Beulah Kraft
15-comic story7pencils: Pauline Loth; inks: Christopher Rule; colors: Dan BarryBuzz Baxter, Patsy Walker, Hedy Wolfe, Nancy Brown First, Joshua Walker, Dorothy Walker
16She Calls Me Dad...text story1.67script: ? (credited as Everybody's Daddy); letters: typeset
17The Adventures of the Ringcomic story7pencils: Pauline Loth; inks: Christopher Rule; colors: Dan BarryMadeline Joyce, Miss America
18Said the Spurter to the Mumbler...text article1.6script: Karen Van Lissel
20Road to Charmtext article1script: Gladys Steiner
21Miss America's Favorite Fashionsactivity1pencils: Pauline Loth; inks: Pauline LothMadeline Joyce, Miss America
22Is This You?text article1.4script: Rita Dorn
23Tricky Tests for Teens...activity1.4script: Martin Panzer
24Metropolitan Baby...text article1.83script: Kay SullivanPatrice Munsel (photo)
26-text article1.5script: Nina Wilcox Putnam

Plus 5.33 pages of advertisements and other matter across 4 sequences, as published.

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Series context

Sources

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