Crackajack Funnies #15 (1939) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1
1	-	comic story	1	script: Art Krenz; pencils: Art Krenz; inks: Art Krenz
2	-	comic story	4	script: Norman Marsh; pencils: Norman Marsh; inks: Norman Marsh
3	-	comic story	4	script: Fred Harman; pencils: Fred Harman; inks: Fred Harman	Little Beaver, Red Ryder
4	-	comic story	4	script: Merrill Blosser; pencils: Merrill Blosser; inks: Merrill Blosser
5	The Story of Hoodoo Ranch	comic story	4		Tom Mix
6	The Bank Holdup	comic story	4
7	-	comic story	4	script: Martha Orr; pencils: Martha Orr; inks: Martha Orr
8	-	comic story	4	script: Roy Crane; pencils: Roy Crane; inks: Roy Crane	Wash Tubbs; Captain Easy
9	-	comic story	3	script: Sol Hess; pencils: Wallace Carlson; inks: Wallace Carlson
10	-	comic story	4	script: Ray Thompson; pencils: Charles Coll; inks: Charles Coll
11	-	comic story	3	script: Abe Martin; pencils: Abe Martin; inks: Abe Martin
12	The Piranha Ghastly Killer	comic story	4
13	-	text story	3	letters: typeset	John Clayton, Tarzan
14	-	cartoon	0.5	script: Gene Ahern; pencils: Gene Ahern; inks: Gene Ahern
15	-	comic story	1.5	script: Virginia Krausmann; pencils: Virginia Krausmann; inks: Virginia Krausmann
16	-	cartoon	1	script: Gene Ahern; pencils: Gene Ahern; inks: Gene Ahern
17	-	comic story	4
18	-	comic story	4	script: F. V. Martinek	Don Winslow
19	-	comic story	3	pencils: Al Lewin; inks: Al Lewin
20	-	comic story	0.5	script: J. R. Williams; pencils: J. R. Williams; inks: J. R. Williams
21	-	cartoon	0.5	script: Sylvia Sneidman; pencils: Sylvia Sneidman; inks: Sylvia Sneidman

Collection	Year
Don Winslow of the Navy	1939	On eBay ›

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