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6 [12]September 1945
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Miss America Magazine #6 [12]

Marvel · September 1945 · on sale 1945-07-25

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Series
Miss America Magazine (Marvel, 1944 series)
Issue
#6 [12]
Publication date
September 1945
Key date
1945-09-00
On-sale date
1945-07-25
Indicia publisher
Miss America Publishing Corporation
Price
$0.10
Pages
76

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Hal Reiff; inks: Hal Reiff; colors: Hal Reiff
1-text article1.5script: May MannShirley Temple (photo); Frank Sinatra (photo); Bing Crosby (photo); Gloria DeHaven (photo)
2Miss America Contentstable of contents0.67letters: typeset
3-text article0.33script: Jean Goodman
4Body and Soul...text article1.33script: John Oliven
5Cinderella Wakes Up...text story3.44script: Maxine Shore; pencils: Louise Altson; inks: Louise Altson
910 Ways to Make a Hit with Teacher...text article2script: Marjorie Holmes; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
10Pack Up Your Lunch...text article2.67script: Ruth Baller
11-letters page2.6script: Jean Goodman
12Star Studentstext article2pencils: Art Weissman; inks: Art Weissman
13Tricky Tests for Teensactivity1.4script: Martin Panzer; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
14Memo to Youpromo (ad from the publisher)0.6pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
15-comic story8pencils: Pauline Loth; inks: Christopher RuleBuzz Baxter, Nancy Brown, Patsy Walker, Hedy Wolfe, Mickey Walker, Joshua Walker, Dorothy Walker
16-text article1.88script: Victoria Allen Dunford; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
17The Humble Decisiontext story2.5script: Mary Grapentine; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion GerrickStephanie Rogers; Dr. Steven Rogers
18-cartoon0.11script: Brad; pencils: Brad; inks: Brad
19-text article1.75script: Nina Wilcox Putnam; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
20-comic story6letters: typesetBetty Blair
21-cartoon0.11script: Brad; pencils: Brad; inks: Brad
22-cartoon0.11script: Brad; pencils: Brad; inks: Brad
27-text article1.8script: Pat Parks; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion GerrickGlen Miller (photo); Duke Ellington (photo); Ethel Smith (photo)
29Incident in Ward Seven...text story3script: Vera Lawson; pencils: James Billmyer; inks: James Billmyer
30Chatterboxtext article1.67script: Merita Helmis; pencils: Marion Gerrick, Art Weissman; inks: Marion Gerrick, Art Weissman
31Books 'n' Lookstext article1.44script: Helene Pessl; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
32Merry Carr's Fascinating Facts...text article0.25script: Merry Carr

Plus 12.34 pages of advertisements and other matter across 8 sequences, as published.

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