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Zoo Funnies #8 (1946) · The Collector

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Charlton
Zoo Funnies (1945)
#8

Charlton#8

Zoo Funnies

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Zoo Funnies #8

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: November 1946
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 52

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Credits

Pencillers: Harry Lazarus, Ellis Chambers, Herman C. Browner, Ken Battefield
Inkers: Harry Lazarus, Ellis Chambers, Herman C. Browner, Ken Battefield

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Grand Comics Database issue 175360

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Castaway rabbit Rabbit-son Crusoe and his friend/servant Friday are visited by a British Navy tax collector.

Editors

Charles J. Levy, Charles J. Santangelo

Characters

Apollo
Bill
Bojo
Calvin Cat
Crab
Cupid
Daphne
Detecto
Diana
Eddy Eskimo
Fish
fish mother
Freddy Frog
Friday the turtle
Mac McMouse
Puppy
Rabbit-Son Crusoe
tax collector
Tony
Zeus

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