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Type	Name
[STORY]	["No wonder my stories are rejected."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v4#6 (September 1944))
[STORY]	["This one makes me a little dizzy."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v4#6 (September 1944))
[STORY]	["Now this is a shot I almost got at Manila!"] / cartoon / 0.5 pages (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v5#12 (March 1946))
[STORY]	["Well, first it was murder, then it was only a step to stealing and crime!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Army Fun (Prize, 1952 series) #v1#7 (November-December 1952))
[STORY]	["I'm worried about Svenson."] / cartoon / 0.5 pages (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v5#12 (March 1946))
[STORY]	["Darn these women drivers!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v4#6 (September 1944))
[STORY]	["I don't have any money either."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v5#1 (April 1945))
[STORY]	["Either she goes or I do."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v5#1 (April 1945))
[STORY]	["What happened? My objective objected!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v5#1 (April 1945))
[STORY]	["I... do."] / comic story / 1 page (from Army Fun (Prize, 1952 series) #v2#1 (November-December 1953))
[STORY]	["Supper may be a little late, dear -- I can't remember in which bag..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Dolls & Gags (Prize, 1951 series) #v3#6 (August-September 1956))
[STORY]	["I understand you're holding Olympic tryouts up here."] / cartoon / 0.25 pages (from Sick (Prize, 1960 series) #v5#2 [32] (November 1964))
[STORY]	[Woman Invites Sailor into Car] / cartoon / 1 page (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v4#6 (September 1944))
[STORY]	["I'll say he showers us with attentions till we're ready to drop."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v4#6 (September 1944))
[STORY]	["Maybe we shouldn't have told him that the girl he kissed yesterday was the top-kick's daughter."] / cartoon / 0.5 pages (from Army Laughs (Prize, 1941 series) #v4#6 (September 1944))
[STORY]	["Hello! This is 1949 calling!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Dolls & Gags (Prize, 1951 series) #v1#11 (June-July 1953))
[STORY]	["'Bet she knows all the answers after school, too!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Dolls & Gags (Prize, 1951 series) #v1#11 (June-July 1953))
[STORY]	Task No. 6 / Twist Turner / comic story / 6 pages (from Prize Comics (Prize, 1940 series) #v1#12 (12) (July 1941))
[STORY]	[Task No. 8] / Twist Turner / comic story / 6 pages (from Prize Comics (Prize, 1940 series) #v2#2 (14) (September 1941))
[STORY]	["'Twist' Turner, the world's greatest acrobat..."] / Twist Turner / comic story / 6 pages (from Prize Comics (Prize, 1940 series) #v2#3 (15) (October 1941))
[STORY]	Task No. 7 / Twist Turner / comic story / 6 pages (from Prize Comics (Prize, 1940 series) #v2#1 (13) (August 1941))
[STORY]	Task No. 4 / Twist Turner / comic story / 6 pages (from Prize Comics (Prize, 1940 series) #v1#10 (10) (May 1941))
[STORY]	Task No. 3 / Twist Turner / comic story / 6 pages (from Prize Comics (Prize, 1940 series) #v1#9 (9) (February 1941))
[STORY]	[Task No. 1] / Twist Turner / comic story / 6 pages (from Prize Comics (Prize, 1940 series) #v1#7 (7) (December 1940))
[STORY]	Task No. 2 / Twist Turner / comic story / 6 pages (from Prize Comics (Prize, 1940 series) #v1#8 (8) (January 1941))
[STORY]	Task No. 5 / Twist Turner / comic story / 6 pages (from Prize Comics (Prize, 1940 series) #v1#11 (11) (June 1941))

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