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Raggedy Ann + Andy #14 (1947) · The Collector

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Dell
Raggedy Ann + Andy (1946)
#14

Dell#14

Raggedy Ann + Andy

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Raggedy Ann + Andy #14

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: July 1947
On sale: Jun 13, 1947
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 52

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1Ali, the kitchenboy
2The Thunderstorm

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Grand Comics Database issue 237353

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Raggedy Ann's and Andy's doll house is carried to Cloudland by helium balloons. They and their friends meet Princess Joy and Prince Gallant. A thunderstorm returns them to Earth, and they are delivered home by a freight train.

Credits

Writers: Frank Jupo, Frank Thomas
Pencillers: George Kerr, Frank Jupo, Dan Noonan
Inkers: George Kerr, Frank Jupo, Dan Noonan
Cover: Morris Gollub

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Editor: Helen Meyer

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