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4January 1943
$0.10

Terry-Toons Comics #4

Marvel · January 1943 · on sale 1942-11-10

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Series
Terry-Toons Comics (Marvel, 1942 series)
Issue
#4
Publication date
January 1943
Key date
1943-01-00
On-sale date
1942-11-10
Indicia publisher
Timely Comics Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1
1Paul Terry Presentscredits, title page1All the characters in the comic.
2-comic story9
3Try this one, Kids!activity1
4-comic story8
5-activity1
6-comic story8script: Stan Lee; pencils: Vince Fago
7The Newest of the Big 3promo (ad from the publisher)1script: Stan Lee; pencils: Bill King
8-activity1Dinky Duck
9-comic story8
10-comic story7
11Hi Ya, Kids!promo (ad from the publisher)1script: Stan Lee; pencils: George KleinHouse ad for Krazy Komics, featuring all its title characters.
12Toughie Gets the Birdtext story1.75letters: typesetChester Chipmunk; Snappy Turtle
13-statement of ownership0.25script: Martin Goodman
14-activity1Bertie Mouse
15-comic story7The Ginch; E. Claude Pennygrabber
16How To Draw Cartoonsactivity1Uncle Sam
17The Haunted Housecomic story8
18Every Monthpromo (ad from the publisher)1
19The Big 3promo (ad from the publisher)1Several title characters from the three comics.

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