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6 [18]April 1946
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Miss America Magazine #6 [18]

Marvel · April 1946 · on sale 1946-03-07

First appearance: Xavier CugatFirst appearance: Franklyn Lee
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Identification plate

Series
Miss America Magazine (Marvel, 1944 series)
Issue
#6 [18]
Publication date
April 1946
Key date
1946-04-00
On-sale date
1946-03-07
Indicia publisher
Miss America Publishing Corporation
Price
$0.10
Pages
76

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Why this issue matters

First appearance of Xavier Cugat - the earliest non-flashback appearance on record for this character.

First appearance of Franklyn Lee - 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: ? (photograph); inks: ? (photograph); colors: ? (photograph)Jane Powell (photo); Roddy McDowall (photo)
1-text article1.8script: May Mann; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion GerrickXavier Cugat First
2-table of contents0.67letters: typeset
4Making Tomorrow's Music...text article1.75script: Duke EllingtonDuke Ellington (photo)
6Gigglestext story3.3script: Bonnie Gay; pencils: Louise Altson; inks: Louise Altson
7Tresses and Messestext article2pencils: ?; ? (photograph); inks: ?; ? (photograph); letters: typeset
8Tell It to Your Diary...text article2.65script: Alice Craig Greene; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
9With Malice Towards None...text article2.25script: Tina Travers
10I Saw Starstext article3.21script: Merry Carr; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion GerrickMerry Carr (photos); Joan Crawford (photos)
11The Atom -- and You...text article2.8script: Dr. Elias Lieberman
12-text article1.8script: Victoria Allen Dunford; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
13-cartoon0.2script: Brad; pencils: Brad; inks: Brad
14Everybody Sing!text article1.2script: Karen Van Lissel; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
15-comic story7pencils: Pauline Loth; inks: Pauline LothBuzz Baxter, Nancy Brown, Patsy Walker, Joshua Walker, Dorothy Walker, Franklyn Lee First
16-cartoon0.2script: Brad; pencils: Brad; inks: Brad; letters: Brad
17The Easter Suit...text story3.77script: Riki Kremer; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
18-cartoon0.2script: Brad; pencils: Brad; inks: Brad
19-text article1.5script: Helene Wanderman; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
20-promo (ad from the publisher)0.5pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
21-text article2script: Laraine Day; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
22-cartoon0.2script: Brad; pencils: Brad; inks: Brad
24-promo (ad from the publisher)0.1letters: typeset
25What's Being Modern?text article1.5script: Maxine Shore; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
26-text article2script: Pat Parks; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion GerrickFrank Sinatra (photo); Dardanelle (photo)
29Save Your Skin!text article1.35script: John Oliven
30Laraine Day's Party Tips...text article0.28script: Laraine Day; pencils: Marion Gerrick; inks: Marion Gerrick
31Miss America Pen Palsletters page0.33letters: typeset
32-text article0.33script: Jean Goodman
33-letters page1.33script: Jean Goodman
34Popularitytext article0.04letters: typeset
35Are You Too Sensitive?activity0.33letters: typeset
36Allergytext article0.08letters: typeset
37Heaventext article0.02letters: typeset
39Word Game (Add-a-Letter)activity0.5letters: typeset

Plus 5.22 pages of advertisements and other matter across 6 sequences, as published.

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