New Heroic Comics (1946 series) (Eastern Color) #60
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| Sequence Number | 0 | 0 |
| Title | Hero of the High Seas | |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | cover | cover |
| Feature | ||
| Genre | adventure | |
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| Script | ? | ? |
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| Pencils | ? | Alex Toth [as A.T.] (signed) |
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| Inks | ? | Alex Toth [as A.T.] (signed) |
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| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 1 | 1 |
| Page Count Uncertain | No | No |
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| Notes | Cover title taken from the story inside. Cover artist has signed with a T over an A, and the Who's Who confirms Toth. | |
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Sequence 1
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| Sequence Number | 1 |
| Title | What You Can Do About Pimples |
| Unofficial Title? | No |
| Type | advertisement |
| Feature | |
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| No Script | X |
| Pencils | photo |
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| Inks | photo |
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| Letters | typeset |
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| Page Count | 1 |
| Page Count Uncertain | No |
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| Synopsis | Factual advertisement for product sold by Dornol Products in New York that battles various facial problems. |
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| Notes | Found on the inside front cover. The indicia indicates the President of Famous Funnies, Inc. as William J. Pape and William R. Pape as the Treasurer. Sequence added by Craig Delich 2012-11-7. |
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Sequence 2
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| Sequence Number | 1 | 2 |
| Title | contents | |
| Unofficial Title? | Yes | No |
| Type | text article | foreword, introduction, preface, afterword |
| Feature | Heroic Hall of Honor | |
| Genre | fact | |
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| Script | ? | |
| No Script | X | |
| Pencils | ? | ? |
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| Inks | ? | ? |
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| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | typeset |
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| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 1 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
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| Synopsis | Eastern Color wording: "Men and women chosen by this publication for their daring actions in hazardous tasks", listing the names of 19 individuals whose stories are told in this issue. | |
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Sequence 3
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| Sequence Number | 2 | 3 |
| Title | Hero of the High Seas | Hero of the High Seas |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | ? | Jerry Fasano |
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| Inks | ? | ? |
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| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 3 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | James L. Perry (Chief Pharmacist' Mate); un-named injured sailor | |
| Synopsis | African-American sailor Perry volunteers to assist an injured man aboard the Trawler "Phantom" at the risk of his own life. | |
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| Notes | Pencil credit added by Craig Delich 2012-11-7. Story is based on this issue's cover portrayal. | |
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Sequence 4
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| Sequence Number | 3 | 4 |
| Title | Quagmire | Quagmire! |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | H.G. Peter | Harry G. Peter |
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| Inks | H.G. Peter | Harry G. Peter |
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| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Angelo Posechia; George Kraus; un-named 11-year old boy | |
| Synopsis | Two men driving near Oakes Pond in Bloomfield, New Jersey, spot a young boy sinking in the mud of a recently drained pond, and assist in saving him fron certain death. | |
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Sequence 5
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| Sequence Number | 4 | 5 |
| Title | Bus Driver Hero | Bus Driver Hero |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | ? | Ray Thornley ? |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | ? | Ray Thornley ? |
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| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Thomas J. O'Mara; un-named toddler | |
| Synopsis | Bus drive O'Mara is on his morning run when a toddler on a tricycle rides out in front of his bus, and only the quick wits of O'Mara saves the boy's life. | |
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| Notes | Artist credits by Craig Delich 2012-11-7. | |
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Sequence 6
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| Sequence Number | 5 | 6 |
| Title | River Rescue | River Rescue |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | Sam Glanzman?; Louis Glanzman? | Sam Glanzman ?; Louis Glanzman ? [as Sam Decker] (signed) |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | Sam Glanzman?; Louis Glanzman? | Sam Glanzman ?; Louis Glanzman ? [as Sam Decker] (signed) |
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| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | William Hanley; Richard; Richard's un-named sister | |
| Synopsis | Worker William Hanley spots a 10-year-old pupil at Quinsigamond School falling into the water and going under, so he dives into the water and saves the boy's life. | |
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| Notes | The name Sam Decker was a pen name used separately and in tandem by both Sam and Louis Glanzman. | |
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Sequence 7
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| Sequence Number | 6 | 7 |
| Title | Crack-Up | Crack-Up! |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
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| Script | ? | ? |
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| Pencils | ? | ? |
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| Inks | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Harry Bolland | |
| Synopsis | Getting ready to retire for the night, Harry Bolland of Orange, New Jersey, hears a car plow throgh a gate and into a lake in a nearby park, and dashes out, jumps in and rescues the people inside. | |
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Sequence 8
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| Sequence Number | 7 | 8 |
| Title | Courage Cheats the Smoke | Courage Cheats the Smoke |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | H.G. Peter | Harry G. Peter |
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| Inks | H.G. Peter | Harry G. Peter |
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| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Mrs. Wilbur Ellis; John Ellis; James Ellis | |
| Synopsis | Late one afternoon a fire breaks out in the three-story Ellis home. Young James runs out to safety, but his brother John is still inside. With remarkable courage, the mother of the trapped boy rushes in to save her son. | |
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Sequence 9
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| Sequence Number | 8 | 9 |
| Title | The Crippled Crime Buster | The Crippled Crime Buster |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | Ed Moore | Ed Moore (signed) |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | Ed Moore | Ed Moore (signed) |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 4 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | John A. Powers, Jr. (Policeman); un-named crook (villain) | |
| Synopsis | Rookie Patrolman Powers, on leave with a serious back injury, comes upon the robbery in progress, and, with risk to life and limb, pursues the crook and brings him to justice, for which he received the News Hero of the Month Award, and was received before the New York City Police Department Honor Board. | |
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| Keywords | Fordham Hospital | |
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Sequence 10
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| Sequence Number | 9 | 10 |
| Title | Potomic Rescue | Potomac Rescue |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | Jerry Fasano | Jerry Fasano [as J. Fasano] (signed) |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | Jerry Fasano | Jerry Fasano [as J. Fasano] (signed) |
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| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Lt. Meade C. Fairall (fireman) | |
| Synopsis | Lt. Fairall is alerted by fellow firemen that three young boys are trapped on a sandbar beneath a bridge and face certain death. Fairall leads the attempt to rescue the lads and is awarded the Silver Medal for his actions. | |
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Sequence 11
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| Sequence Number | 10 | 11 |
| Title | Gravel-Pit Hero | Gravel-Pit Pool Hero |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | H.G. Peter | Harry G. Peter |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | H.G. Peter | Harry G. Peter |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Eddie Easton | |
| Synopsis | With his pal going down a second time, Eddie Easton dives into a large gravel-pit pool to rescue a friend of his, who is then given artifical resusitation by a passer-by. | |
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| Notes | Corrected story title by Craig Delich 2012-11-7. | |
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Sequence 12
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| Sequence Number | 11 | 12 |
| Title | Heroic Mailman | Heroic Mailman |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | Jerry Fasano | Jerry Fasano |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | Jerry Fasano | Jerry Fasano |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
| No Colors | ||
| Letters | ? | ? |
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| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Daniel M. Long (mailman) | |
| Synopsis | Mailman Long spots a drowning man beneath Howard Bridge in Charleston, Massachusetts, and throws him a life preserver. When the man refuses to take hold of it, Long jumps in and rescues him, For his effort, mailman Long receives medals and awards for his deeds. | |
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Sequence 13
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| Sequence Number | 12 | 13 |
| Title | Arlene Bailey | Arlene Bailey |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | character profile |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | Phil Berube |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | Phil Berube | Phil Berube (signed) |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | Phil Berube | Phil Berube (signed) |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
| No Colors | ||
| Letters | ? | Phil Berube |
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| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 0.5 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Arlene Bailey | |
| Synopsis | Troop No. 30 Intermediate Girl Scout Bailey was recommended for the award of the Silver Cross for Lifesaving when she saved the life of an 11-year-old girl whose dress has caught fire. | |
| Reprint Notes | ||
| Notes | Writer and letterer credit added by Craig Delich 2012-11-7. | |
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Sequence 14
| Field | Added / Next |
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| Sequence Number | 14 |
| Title | |
| Unofficial Title? | No |
| Type | advertisement |
| Feature | Fleer's Dubble Bubble Gum |
| Genre | |
| Job Number | |
| Script | ? |
| No Script | |
| Pencils | Ray Thompson [as Ray T.] (signed) |
| No Pencils | |
| Inks | Ray Thompson [as Ray T.] (signed) |
| No Inks | |
| Colors | ? |
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| Letters | ? |
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| Editing | |
| No Editing | X |
| Page Count | 0.5 |
| Page Count Uncertain | No |
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| Synopsis | Illustrated advertisement for Fleer's Dubble Bubble Gum in which the kids visit the aquarium and watch a puffer fish trying to teach his off-spring how to blow. One kid gets the idea to give the adult fish a piece of bubble gum to illustrate this to his sibling. |
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| Notes | Sequence added by Craig Delich 2012-11-7. |
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Sequence 15
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| Sequence Number | 13 | 15 |
| Title | Steeplejack | Steeplejack |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | text story | text story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact; adventure | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | ? | ? |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | ? | ? |
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| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | typeset |
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| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | James Kemp | |
| Synopsis | Steeplejack Kemp, working on a chimney, suddenly has his scaffold break from under him, and he desperately swings to a ledge for safety. However, he has no way down nor do his rescuers have any way up to him. One attempt was made by an airplane, but, when that fails, the Coast Guard was called in, and they succeed in the rescie by use of a rocket gun. | |
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Sequence 16
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| Sequence Number | 14 | 16 |
| Title | Lucky Hunch | Lucky Hunch |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | H.G. Peter | Harry G. Peter |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | H.G. Peter | Harry G. Peter |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
| No Colors | ||
| Letters | ? | ? |
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| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 3 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Francis I. O'Laughlin; Mrs. O'Laughlin; Diane O'Laughlin (daughter); Lillian (Mrs. O'Laughlin's girl friend) | |
| Synopsis | Francis cuts short a trip to see his aged mother as he rushes home to find his home engulfed in smoke and flame. He crashes through a window, awakens his wife and friend, rescuing them, and then must re-enter to save the life of his daughter. | |
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Sequence 17
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| Sequence Number | 15 | 17 |
| Title | Supreme Sacrifice | Supreme Sacrifice |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | Ed Moore | Ed Moore (signed) |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | Ed Moore | Ed Moore (signed) |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
| No Colors | ||
| Letters | ? | ? |
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| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | June Sickler (death); un-named boy | |
| Synopsis | A 14-year-old girl of Riverside, New Jersey, gives her own life to save that of a drowning young boy struggling in the water. | |
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Sequence 18
| Field | Previous | Change / Next |
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| Sequence Number | 16 | 18 |
| Title | City Hero | City Hero |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | ? | Ray Thornley ? |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | ? | Ray Thornley ? |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
| No Colors | ||
| Letters | ? | ? |
| No Letters | ||
| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Louis Mastrangelo; un-named mother; un-named children | |
| Synopsis | A Department of Sanitation worker in New York risks life and limb to rescue four young children, left in their apartment by their mother who went shopping, who have accidently set fire to curtains. | |
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| Notes | Artist credits added by Craig Delich 2012-11-7. | |
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Sequence 19
| Field | Previous | Change / Next |
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| Sequence Number | 17 | 19 |
| Title | Dockside Rescue | Dockside Rescue |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | Bill Everett | Bill Everett |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | Bill Everett | Bill Everett |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
| No Letters | ||
| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 3 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Emile Berube; John Stears; Ronald Stears; Mrs. Stears | |
| Synopsis | The quick thinking and wits of Boy Scout Emile Berube saves the lives of two drowning boys. | |
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| Notes | Everett art credits confirmed by Blake Bell and Doc Vassallo. | Everett art credits confirmed by Blake Bell and Doc Vassallo. |
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Sequence 20
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| Sequence Number | 18 | 20 |
| Title | Match Fire | Match Fire |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | ? | Ray Thornley ? |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | ? | Ray Thornley ? |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
| No Colors | ||
| Letters | ? | ? |
| No Letters | ||
| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Mildred Leonard; Tom Leonard; un-named son of Mrs. Leonard | |
| Synopsis | Mrs. Leonard displays exceptional courage and presence of mind when she rescues her two young sons, who, left alone in an upstairs playroom, find a box of matches and accidently cause a fire. | |
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| Notes | Artist credits by Craig Delich 2012-11-7. | |
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Sequence 21
| Field | Previous | Change / Next |
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| Sequence Number | 19 | 21 |
| Title | A Present for Mother | A Present for Mother |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | ? | ? |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | ? | ? |
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| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 2 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Eugene Grimes; Tommy (Eugene's half-brother); un-named mother of Eugene and Tommy | |
| Synopsis | After his mother puts young Tommy to bed, Eugene Grimes checks on how his half-brother is doing in his Mom's bedroom, and discovers that Tommy has fallen through a floor, only held safely by the boy's shoelace. | |
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Sequence 22
| Field | Previous | Change / Next |
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| Sequence Number | 20 | 22 |
| Title | Night of Terror | Night of Terror |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
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| Script | ? | Mo Weiss [as MSW] (signed) |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | MSW | Mo Weiss [as MSW] (signed) |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | MSW | Mo Weiss [as MSW] (signed) |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
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| Letters | ? | ? |
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| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 3 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Richard Conroy; un-named man; un-named woman | |
| Synopsis | A young woman, out with her boyfriend on evening around midnight, suddenly leaves the car and boy friend, and decides to take a walk along a sheer cliff. Her footing gives way and she falls down the side of the cliff until she gets a handhold. When Police arrive, they call in two lifeguards, who help to rescue the girl before she falls to her death. | |
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| Notes | Writer and artist credits [full name Morris S. Weiss] added by Craig Delich 2012-11-7. | |
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Sequence 23
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| Sequence Number | 21 | 23 |
| Title | Pete Summers...and the Runaway Bus | Pete Summers...and the Runaway Bus |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Heroic True Life Story | |
| Genre | fact | |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | ? | ? |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | ? | ? |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
| No Colors | ||
| Letters | ? | ? |
| No Letters | ||
| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 3 | |
| Page Count Uncertain | Yes | No |
| Characters | Pete Summers; un-named basketball coach | |
| Synopsis | The lives of 14 members of the Henrietta, Missouri boys basketball team are saved from certain death by the actions of bus driver Pete Summers, when the bus they all are riding in has issues with ice and snow. | |
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Sequence 24
| Field | Added / Next |
|---|---|
| Sequence Number | 24 |
| Title | "While they last......." |
| Unofficial Title? | No |
| Type | advertisement |
| Feature | |
| Genre | |
| Job Number | |
| Script | |
| No Script | X |
| Pencils | ? |
| No Pencils | |
| Inks | ? |
| No Inks | |
| Colors | |
| No Colors | X |
| Letters | typeset |
| No Letters | |
| Editing | |
| No Editing | X |
| Page Count | 1 |
| Page Count Uncertain | No |
| Characters | |
| Synopsis | Illustrated advertisement from the Charles McManus Company in Vermont for U.S. miliutary war surplus items, such as signaling mirrors, haversacks, pistol belts, cartridge belts, musette bags and much more. |
| Reprint Notes | |
| Notes | Found on the inside back cover. Sequence added by Craig Delich 2012-11-7. |
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Sequence 25
| Field | Added / Next |
|---|---|
| Sequence Number | 25 |
| Title | Direct from factory to you! |
| Unofficial Title? | No |
| Type | advertisement |
| Feature | |
| Genre | |
| Job Number | |
| Script | |
| No Script | X |
| Pencils | ? |
| No Pencils | |
| Inks | ? |
| No Inks | |
| Colors | ? |
| No Colors | |
| Letters | typeset |
| No Letters | |
| Editing | |
| No Editing | X |
| Page Count | 1 |
| Page Count Uncertain | No |
| Characters | |
| Synopsis | Illustrated advertisement from Niresk Industries in Chicago, offering readers the opportunity to purchae for $4.95 a 10-piece stainless steel, diamond tested, hollow ground knife set. |
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Comments
| Commenter | Comment | Revision | Timestamp | Old State | New State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Craig Delich | Editing | 2012-11-06 22:54:37 | Available | Editing | |
| Craig Delich | 2012-11-07 01:09:34 | Editing | Pending Review | ||
| Donald Dale Milne | 2012-11-08 04:05:48 | Pending Review | Under Review | ||
| Donald Dale Milne | Craig - Just for future reference, the Genre "fact" has been superseded by "non-fiction". - Don |
2012-11-08 04:07:22 | Under Review | Approved |
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