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Clyde Crashcup #1 (1963) · The Collector

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Dell
Clyde Crashcup (1963)
#1

Dell#1

Clyde Crashcup

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Clyde Crashcup #1

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: August 1963
On sale: Jun 13, 1963
Cover price: $0.12
Pages: 36

Key issue

1st appearance of Clyde Crashcup

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1 recorded

Main editionMain
Printing not stated · $0.12
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Stories

6 titled

1Hat's That
2Clyde Crashcup Invents the Cow
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 17936

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Clyde Crashcup Invents the Desert Island

4Clyde Crashcup Invents the Broom

5Crashcup Invents the Art of Cooking

6Clyde Crashcup Invents the Clock

Credits

Writer: John Stanley
Penciller: Irving Tripp
Inker: Irving Tripp
Cover: Irving Tripp

Editorial and production

Executive vice president: William F. Callahan Jr.
President: Helen Meyer
Vice president advertising director: Harold Clark

Characters

Clyde Crashcup· 1st appearance
Leonardo

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