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Army and Navy Fun Parade v1 #5 (1942) · The Collector

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Harvey
Army and Navy Fun Parade (1942)
v1 #5

Harveyv1 #5

Army and Navy Fun Parade

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Army and Navy Fun Parade v1 #5

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: April 1942
Cover price: $0.15
Pages: 84

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Stories

2 titled

1Stop Us If You've Seen or Heard This One!
2Daffy Drafty Becomes a Reporter

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 1260781

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A farmer shoots his shotgun at a tree to hit two birds; instead, a soldier and his girlfriend fall out of tree.

Credits

Writers: Courtney Dunkel, Art Helfant
Pencillers: Courtney Dunkel, Art Helfant
Inkers: Courtney Dunkel, Art Helfant
Letterer: Art Helfant

Characters

"Day" Nurse Caroline
"Night" Nurse Betty
Daffy Drafty
Lieutenant Pinksheet

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