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Marge's Little Lulu #78 (Dec. 1954)
John Stanley, Irving Tripp
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Marge's Little Lulu #78 (Dec. 1954)
John Stanley, Irving Tripp
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Lev Gleason Publications (1952)
FOUR COLOR PORKY
FOUR COLOR #16, 1942
Dell Publishing Co., Inc
"Four Color was basically Dell Comics‘ catch-all title, sometimes a try-out. sometimes one-shots, sometimes licensed properties, sometimes things that would be spun off into their own series, sometimes a combination of all of them. Never with any frequency, and eventually the numbering was inconsistent, it lasted for about 1354 issues over a span of 23 years..." continued
READ COMICS WITH THE GREAT SAM HENDERSON
Marge's Little Lulu no.80 (February, 1955)
Irving Tripp
DELL SUPER COMICS, Feb. 1944-6-7
Featuring Dick Tracy, Smitty, Tiny Tim, Harold Teen, Winnie Winkle, Orphan Annie
February, 1955
Dell Four Color Comics No.614/Walt Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea