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5 [29]March 1947
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Miss America Magazine #5 [29]

Marvel · March 1947 · on sale 1947-02-07

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Identification plate

Series
Miss America Magazine (Marvel, 1944 series)
Issue
#5 [29]
Publication date
March 1947
Key date
1947-03-00
On-sale date
1947-02-07
Indicia publisher
Miss America Publishing Corporation
Price
$0.10
Pages
76

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: ? (credited as Trend Studios) (photograph); inks: ? (credited as Trend Studios) (photograph); colors: ? (credited as Trend Studios) (photograph)
1Table of Contentstable of contents0.67letters: typeset
2-text article0.33script: Jean Goodman
3-text article1.33script: May Mann; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion GerrickDon Defore (photo); Gale Storm (photo); Diana Lynn (photo); Dave Street (photo); Frank Sinatra (photo); Nancy Barbato Sinatra (photo)
4-text article1.33script: Jean Goodman; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
5Mind Your P's and Q'stext article1.66script: Pamela Stark
6It's All in Your Mindtext article0.5script: Riki Kremer; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
7-text article0.5letters: typeset
9Sophocles Was Her Pin-Uptext story4script: Michele Small; pencils: James Billmyer; inks: James Billmyer
10How to Handle Crushestext article3.67script: Shirley TempleShirley Temple (photos); John Agar (photo); Guy Madison (photo); Franchot Tone (photo); Peter Lawford (photo)
11Reluctant Romeotext story4.05script: Ibbie Bryan; pencils: Louise Altson; inks: Louise Altson
13My Date with Rory Calhountext article2.89script: Cathy DownsRory Calhoun (photos); Cathy Downs (photos)
16-text article1.5script: Victoria Allen Dunford; pencils: Bill King; inks: Bill King
17-comic story8pencils: Christopher RuleBuzz Baxter, Patsy Walker, Hedy Wolfe, Nancy Brown
18Lonely Hearttext article2.67script: Julie Easton
19-cartoon2script: ? (signed as Dottie); pencils: ? (signed as Dottie); inks: ? (signed as Dottie); letters: ? (signed as Dottie); typeset
20Follow This Party Linetext article2.5script: Carole Stupell; pencils: Bill King; inks: Bill King
21When Love Steps Intext story2.65script: Rosalie F. Wilson; pencils: Harvey Kidder; inks: Harvey Kidder
23Straight to Your Headtext article2.5script: Kathleen J. Norris
24Right Up Your Alleytext article3script: Maurice Basseches; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
25-letters page0.67letters: typeset
26-cartoon0.12script: Brad; pencils: Brad; inks: Brad
27Professor Quizactivity0.33letters: typeset
28-cartoon0.12script: Brad; pencils: Brad; inks: Brad

Plus 9.67 pages of advertisements and other matter across 5 sequences, as published.

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