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Animal Comics #4 (1943) · The Collector

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Dell
Animal Comics (1942)
#4

Dell#4

Animal Comics

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Animal Comics #4

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: August 1943
On sale: Jul 16, 1943
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 68

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3 titled

1Muggins Mouse Sees the World
2Riffraff
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 173736

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Credits

Writers: Gaylord Du Bois, Marjorie Barrows
Pencillers: H. R. McBride, Jim Pabian, Justin Gruelle, Dan Gormley, Frank Thomas, Morris Gollub
Inkers: H. R. McBride, Jim Pabian, Justin Gruelle, Dan Gormley, Frank Thomas, Morris Gollub
Letterers: Jim Pabian, Frank Thomas

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Editor: Oskar Lebeck

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