
#7, January, 1936-#127, Nov-Dec. 1947 (New Fun Comics #1-6)
National Periodical Publications (DC)
Notes of interest: This title introduced numerous prominent golden age superheroes, including the Spectre (#51, 52), Dr. Fate (#55), Johnny Quick (#71), Aguaman (#73), Green Arrow (#73), and Superboy (#101).
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October, 1937 Contents Sandra Of The Secret Service, Johnnie Law, & Jack Woods by Will Ely Dr. Occult by Leger & Reuths The Magic Crystal of History by H. Fleming Spike Spalding by Jim Sullivan Ivanhoe, adapted from Sir Walter Scott Hanko The Cowboy, The Brady Boys, & Pep Morgan by Creig Flessel Barry O'Neill & Bob Merritt by Leo O'Mealia Pirate Gold by Sven Elven Brad Hardy, Wing Brady & Mark Marson of the Interplanetary Police by Tom Hickey Jest Jokes, 2pgs., unaccredited The Three Musketeers by Alexander Dumas Woozy Watts by Alger Marty McCann Champion of the Navy by Ed Cronin Little Linda, unaccredited Radio Squad by Siegel And Shuster Notes This comic was the first to mention marijuana, in Johnnie Law. |
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December, 1938 Creig Flessel cover Contents Masked Ranger by Jim Chambers Johnnie Law by Will Ely Radio Squad by Siegel & Shuster Detective Sergeant Carey in "The Crime Crystal" by Joe Donohoe Butch the Pup, unaccredited Red Logan by Win Rex Darrell by Terry Gilkison Red Coat Patrol by W. Hampton The Magic Crystal of History by H. Fleming Mob Fury, unaccredited Lieut. Bob Neal of Sub 662 by Hirsch & Lehnman Wing Brady by Tom Hickey The Buccaneer by Bernard Baily
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January, 1939 Early DC Christmas cover Contents Masked Ranger by Jim Chambers Johnnie Law by Will Ely Radio Squad by Siegel & Shuster Detective Sergeant Carey in "The Crime Crystal" by Joe Donohoe Butch the Pup, unaccredited Red Logan by Win Ginger Snap by Bob Kane Red Coat Patrol by W. Hampton The Magic Crystal of History by H. Fleming Gary Hawkes by Rob Jenney Lieut. Bob Neal of Sub 662 by Hirsch & Lehnman Wing Brady by Tom Hickey The Buccaneer by Bernard Baily
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August, 1939 Cover by Creig Flessel Contents Wing Brady by Tom Hickey Detective Sergeant Carey by Joe Donohoe Biff Bronson by Koppy Gary Hawkes by Rob Jenney The Magic Crystal of History by H. Fleming Lieutenant Bob Neal of Sub 662 by Hirsch and Lehman Cal An' Alec, 2pgs, unaccredited The Flying Fox by Terry Gilkison Radio Squad by Siegel & Shuster Margry Daw, unaccredited Sergeant O'Malley And The Red Coat Patrol by Jack Lehti The Buccaneer by Bernard Baily House Ads All American Comics #5, Movie Comics #5 (both inside front cover) and a full page ad for the New York World's Fair 1939 edition inside the back cover. The NYWF issue advertised here is the .25 cent version which was originally sold at the NYWF when it opened in 1939. Later issues of the .25 cent run had a .15 cent sticker placed over the price on cover, while following issues were priced at .15 cents when printed.
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October, 1939 Contents Wing Brady by Tom Hickey Detective Sergeant Carey by Joe Donohoe Biff Bronson by Koppy Boxcar Tourists, unaccredited The Magic Crystal of History by H. Fleming Lieutenant Bob Neal of Sub 662 by Hirsch and Lehman Ginger Snap by Bob Kane The Flying Fox by Terry Gilkison Radio Squad by Siegel & Shuster Bulldog Martin by Tumey Sergeant O'Malley And The Red Coat Patrol by Jack Lehti The Buccaneer by Bernard Baily
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December, 1939 Fred Guardineer cover art Wing Brady by Tom Hickey Detective Sergeant Carey by Joe Donohoe Biff Bronson by Koppy The Magic Crystal of History by H. Fleming Lieutenant Bob Neal of Sub 662 by Hirsch and Lehman King Carter by Paul J. Lauretta The Flying Fox by Terry Gilkison Radio Squad by Siegel & Shuster Bulldog Martin by Tumey Sergeant O'Malley And The Red Coat Patrol by Jack Lehti The Buccaneer by Bernard Baily House ads Flash Comics #1
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September, 1940 Contents The Spectre by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily Biff Bronson by Koppy Lieutenant Bob Neal of Sub 662 by Hirsch and Lehman Red Pepper by Sherman Captain Desmo by Win Congo Bill by George Papp Radio Squad by Siegel & Chad Sergeant O'Malley And The Red Coat Patrol by Jack Lehti Doctor Fate, unaccredited House ads All Star Comics #1, Mutt & Jeff #2, New York World's Fair 1940.
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