([1948] ?)

Ayers & James, 1948? Series
Published in English (Australia) Australia
 
Price
6d [0-0-6 AUP]
Pages
36
On-sale Date
1948 ?
Indicia / Colophon Publisher
Ayers & James Pty. Ltd.
Editing
?
Color
colour cover; black and white interior
Dimensions
200mm x 270mm
Paper Stock
matte cover; newsprint interior
Binding
saddle-stitched
Publishing Format
was ongoing series

The Heroic Newsboy (Table of Contents)

Don Winslow of the Navy / cover / 1 page (report information)

Pencils
Jayar ?
Inks
Jayar ?
Colors
?
Letters
?
Editing
? (original editor)

Genre
adventure
Characters
Don Winslow; Clem Peters

Indexer Notes

This cover has been drawn based on two panels on page 22 (strip 188-D) of 'The Heroic Newsboy' — a panel of the Scorpia radiophone, and the next panel with Don Winslow and Clem Peters.

The Heroic Newsboy (Table of Contents: 1)

Don Winslow / comic story / 27 pages (report information)

Script
Frank V. Martinek
Pencils
Leon A. Beroth (signed)
Inks
Leon A. Beroth (signed)
Letters
?
Editing
? (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text
Don, Red, Shozza and Scrub are flying back to Azure Lake Airport.
Genre
adventure; military
Characters
Don Winslow; Red; Shozza; Rhonia; Scrub (dog); Mike Splendor; Blue Nose; Thorn-Apple {Flo Vicmar]; Red Bomber; Clem Peters; Mother Vicmar; Slats
Synopsis
Don and Red fail to find Scrub's owner and go to Mike Splendor for a new assignment. Universal Security League advertises for a secretary to trap an agent of Scorpia who can lead Don to their headquarters at Bat's Cavern. Blue Nose instructs Thorn-Apple to get the job as Flo Vicmar, and sends Red Bomber to take Flo's mother hostage. Don gets newsboy Clem to shadow Flo, but he's discovered. Don recovers Clem and captures Flo, but she is afraid for her mother and refuses to help Don. Red likes Mother Vicmar and helps her escape. She is found alive and Flo commits to helping Don.
Reprints
  • from Don Winslow of the Navy daily (Bell Syndicate) 1946-09-?? - 1947-01-??

Indexer Notes

Many of the strips reprinted include generally sequential codes from about 78-D to about 211-D, but only 108 out of these 134 strips are included. The story of Blue Nose and Thorn-Apple ran from October 1946 to January 1947. This reprint appears to start about a month prior to that story-line. These strips don't seem to have been published in Australian newspapers.

The Three Tough Kids (Table of Contents: 2)

Alley Oop / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script
V. T. Hamlin (signed)
Pencils
V. T. Hamlin (signed)
Inks
V. T. Hamlin (signed)
Letters
?
Editing
? (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text
The war is over, and the government of prehistoric Moo once more rests in the (capable?) hands of his majestic royal highness, King Guzzle.
Genre
humour
Characters
King Guzzle; Alley Oop; Foozy; Ooola; Queen Umpateedle; Foozys three kids; Zel
Synopsis
Pleased the war with Lem is over, King Guzzle relaxes. Alley Oop searches for Foozy and Ooola shows Queen Umpateedle how to look beautiful like a 20th century woman. Oop meets Foozys three kids and his wife Zel. While Oop and Foozy reminisce, the kids get bored. They beat up a local kid and ride Oop's dinosaur. A mob arrives in response to the kids' claim their father and Oop could 'whip our whole neighborhood'. Panicked by Oop's readiness to take them on, the men fight each other. Ooola arrives and blames the brawl on Oop.
Reprints
  • from Alley Oop daily (NEA) 1943-01-18 - 1943-02-23
Editing
Related Scans
Table of Contents
  1. 0. The Heroic Newsboy
    Don Winslow of the Navy
  2. 1. The Heroic Newsboy
    Don Winslow
  3. 2. The Three Tough Kids
    Alley Oop
This issue was modified by
  • Doug Brain
  • Gary L. Watson (R.I.P.)
  • James Zee