Four unrelated gag panels.
On sale date for the next issue is January 16.
Each daily strip has three panels of story and a final panel entitled "Wing Tips", which offers facts regarding airplanes.
The bottom tier is "High-Gear Homer", by the same creator.
The bottom tier of the "Hairbreadth Harry" Sunday page, by the same creator.
Four daily strips:
#1 - Some Haul!
#2 - It's a Good Game!
#3 - Painter - De Luxe!
#4 - Who Gets the Bath?
Dickson drew this strip between 1937 and 1940, so these reprints fall between those dates.
Script previously credited to Ralph Briggs Fuller, but William McCleery was the author from its beginning in 1935 to 1961.
The bottom tier is “The Back-Seat Driver”, by the same creator.
The bottom tier of the "Somebody's Stenog" Sunday page, by the same creator.
Kirby illustrates the top two tiers on page one, and Robbins the remainder of the two pages.
Reprint information from the Stripper's Guide blog (http://strippersguide.blogspot.com/2017_09_24_archive.html, retrieved 27 September 2017) based from research by Allan Holtz and Jeffrey Lindenblatt.
Four daily strips:
#1 - The Old Fishing Hole!
#2 - Gone But Not Forgotten!
#3 - Get a Hook!
#4 - Just a Catfish!
An homage to Little Nemo in Slumberland.
The bottom tier is “The Wet Blanket”, by the same creator.
The bottom tier of the "Connie" Sunday page, by the same creator.
Six unrelated gag panels.
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