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- ?
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- Chase Craig
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- Chase Craig
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- G-G-Gee I've s-sure been lonesome since P-Petunia...
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Porky Pig; Jimmy Cagney (cameo); Groucho (cameo); Harpo (cameo); Dorothy Lamour (cameo); Jimmy Stewart (cameo); Leon Schlesinger (cameo); Bugs Bunny (cameo); Elmer Fudd (cameo)
Identification by historian David Gerstein based on comments Craig made to Michael Barrier about distinctive features of his artwork.
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- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Bugs Bunny; Chester Tortoise
cartoon adaptation with Bugs Bunny and Chester Tortoise
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- Chase Craig ?
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- Chase Craig
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- Chase Craig
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- That stupid ol' wolf will never...
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals
Identification by historian David Gerstein. Previous conjecture was art might have been by Roger Armstrong but this story has Sniffles nearly as tall as Porky, a mistake Craig made while Armstrong knew the character was mouse sized. He believes the script is presumably by Craig so I put in a question mark for that.
The Feature Logo for this story is "Sniffles (with Mary Jane)". This is the only time that logo was used.
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- Chase Craig
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- Chase Craig
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- I've got a good notion to resent that!
- Feature Logo
- Elmer
- Genre
- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
"Bugs Bunny" is spelled "Bugs' Bunny" thruout this story, even in the Feature Logo.
Previous conjecture artwork by George Storm corrected to Craig based on analysis by historian David Gerstein.
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- Win Smith
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- Win Smith
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- Cautiously picking their way throught the dense....
- Genre
- adventure; children
(c) R.S. Calender. Per info in Michael Barrier's book Funnybooks The Improbable Glories of the Best American Comics Win Smith was the creator-artist of the strip.
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- Roger Armstrong
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- Roger Armstrong
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- Petunia th-thinks I'm a b-bigshot...
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
According to information in Michael Barrier's book Funnybooks The Improbable Glories of the Best American Comics Roger Armstrong recalled drawing a Porky Pig story in this issue. Historian David Gerstein based on artstyle differences sees this the most likely one done by Armstrong.
The Feature Logo for this story is "Adventures of Porky". This is the only time that logo was used.
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- typeset
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- Porky Pig rushed wildly down the village...
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- George Storm
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- George Storm
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- ?
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- Shame on you!" Taking that plane from...
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
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- ?
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- Hi! F-Folks! If y-you wanta f-find out...
Caricature sketches of Bob Hope, Deanna Durbin, Kathryn Grayson, "Spanky McFarland, Betty Brew,
Larry Simms, Bugs Bunny, Joan Carroll, James Horner and Spencer Tracy drawn by Porky Pig.
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- Genre
- children; humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Backcover has full page drawing of Elmer Fudd and Sniffles reading this copy of Looney Tunes Comics with the signature heading "That's all folks!"