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11April 1939
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Super Comics #11

Western · April 1939 · on sale 1939-03-08

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Series
Super Comics (Western, 1938 series)
Issue
#11
Publication date
April 1939
Key date
1939-04-00
On-sale date
1939-03-08
Indicia publisher
Whitman Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
68

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Bill Holman; inks: Bill Holman
2-comic story4script: Chester Gould; pencils: Chester Gould; inks: Chester GouldDick Tracy; Pat Patton; Chief Brandon; Danny Supeena (villain); Johnny Mintworth; Mable Murmer
3-comic story4script: Robert Leffingwell; pencils: Robert Leffingwell; inks: Robert LeffingwellLittle Joe; Utah Smirk; Mrs. Oak; Black Jack Smith (killer)
4-comic story2script: Bill Holman; pencils: Bill Holman; inks: Bill HolmanSmokey Stover; Chief Cash U. Nutt
5-comic story4script: Harold Gray; pencils: Harold Gray; inks: Harold GrayLittle Orphan Annie; Blabble (villain); Nelson
6A Thrilling Dick Tracy Thriller - Complete in Two Pagestext story2pencils: ? (2 spot illustrations); inks: ? (2 spot illustrations); colors: ? (2 spot illustrations); letters: typesetDick Tracy; Jim Trailer; "Cut" Famon
7-comic story3script: Oskar Lebeck; pencils: Oskar Lebeck; inks: Oskar LebeckManuk; Neelah
8-comic story1script: Ole; pencils: Ole; inks: OleRoger (a mouse); two other talking mice
9-comic story3script: Frank King; pencils: Frank King; inks: Frank KingSkeezix Wallet; Trixie; Tops; Jessica
10-comic story4script: Milton Caniff; pencils: Milton Caniff; inks: Milton Caniff; letters: Frank EngliConnie, Terry Lee, Pat Ryan
11-comic story1script: Al Posen; pencils: Al Posen; inks: Al PosenSweeney; his son
12-comic story3script: Frank Willard; pencils: Frank Willard; inks: Frank WillardMoon Mullins; Lord Plushbottom; William P. Mullins
13Hey Kids Look! Write a Limerick - Win a Prize!activity2letters: typeset (partial)Little Joe; Little Orphan Annie; Ferdinand the Bull
14-comic story4script: Oskar Lebeck; pencils: Oskar Lebeck; inks: Oskar LebeckTim Todd; Boots (a dog)
15-comic story3script: Martin Branner; pencils: Martin Branner; inks: Martin BrannerWinnie Winkle; Fanny Fitts
16-comic story2script: Gus Edson; pencils: Gus Edson; inks: Gus EdsonAndy Gump [Andrew Gump]; Chester Gump; Min Gump
17-comic story1script: Bill Holman; pencils: Bill Holman; inks: Bill HolmanSmokey Stover; Chief Cash U. Nutt
18-comic story4script: Walter Berndt; pencils: Walter Berndt; inks: Walter BerndtSmitty [Augustus Smith]; Mr. Bailey
19-comic story1script: Al Posen; pencils: Al Posen; inks: Al PosenSweeney; his son; Ma Sweeney
21-comic story3script: Carl Ed; pencils: Carl Ed; inks: Carl EdHarold Teen; Shadow Smart; Grampa Teen; Butch
22-comic story0.67script: Bill Holman; pencils: Bill Holman; inks: Bill HolmanZipper (a dog)
24-comic story2script: Loy Byrnes; pencils: Loy Byrnes; inks: Loy ByrnesStreaky; Whitey; Jeanie; Elaine
25A Thrilling Air Adventure - Complete in Two Pagestext story2letters: typeset
26-comic story3script: Stanley Link; pencils: Stanley Link; inks: Stanley LinkTiny Tim; Dotty
27-comic story4script: Zack Mosley; pencils: Zack Mosley; inks: Zack MosleySmilin' Jack Martin; Don Pedro; Dude; Dixie; Officer O'Toole; Bonita Caliente; Rufus

Plus 4.33 pages of advertisements and other matter across 5 sequences, as published.

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