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Type	Name
[STORY]	Little Richard's Imagination / comic story / 4 pages (from Coo Coo Comics (Pines, 1942 series) #v2#2 (5) (May 1943))
[STORY]	["Boy, have I got an idea!"] / Silly Billy / comic story / 7 pages (from Coo Coo Comics (Pines, 1942 series) #v2#2 (5) (May 1943))
[STORY]	["Sure, it's a desert island..."] / Oaky Doaks / cover / 1 page (from Famous Funnies (Eastern Color, 1934 series) #124 (November 1944))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / Bingo and Glum in Fairytale Land; Hortense the Lovable Brat / cover / 1 page (from Jingle Jangle Comics (Eastern Color, 1942 series) #19 (February 1946))
[STORY]	["You can depend on us, folks..."] / Bingo's Adventures in Fairytale Land / comic story / 6 pages (from Jingle Jangle Comics (Eastern Color, 1942 series) #14 (April 1945))
[STORY]	Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves / Bingo and Glum in Fairytale Land / comic story / 6 pages (from Jingle Jangle Comics (Eastern Color, 1942 series) #15 (June 1945))
[STORY]	Alice in Wonderland / Hortense the Lovable Brat / comic story / 6 pages (from Jingle Jangle Comics (Eastern Color, 1942 series) #16 (August 1945))
[STORY]	King Arthur / Bingo and Glum in Fairytale Land / comic story / 6 pages (from Jingle Jangle Comics (Eastern Color, 1942 series) #16 (August 1945))
[STORY]	["Let us begin our spelling lesson!"] / Hortense the Lovable Brat / comic story / 6 pages (from Jingle Jangle Comics (Eastern Color, 1942 series) #15 (June 1945))
[STORY]	["In order to give his mother a much needed rest in the country..."] / The Kid from Brooklyn / comic story / 6 pages (from Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1943 series) #32 (September 1945))
[STORY]	Timid Timmie / comic story / 1 page (from Happy Comics (Pines, 1943 series) #v2#3 (6) (October 1944))
[STORY]	["Hickory dickory dock!"] / Bingo and Glum in Fairytale Land / comic story / 6 pages (from Jingle Jangle Comics (Eastern Color, 1942 series) #17 (October 1945))
[STORY]	["Sparks, you're just a chump chimp!"] / Firehouse Fables / comic story / 5 pages (from Coo Coo Comics (Pines, 1942 series) #v3#1 (7) (September 1943))
[STORY]	["Hortense says that birds of a feather..."] / Hortense the Lovable Brat / comic story / 6 pages (from Jingle Jangle Comics (Eastern Color, 1942 series) #13 (February 1945))
[STORY]	The Great Profile / comic story / 5 pages (from Goofy Comics (Pines, 1943 series) #v2#1 (4) (March 1944))
[STORY]	Doggie Dave / comic story / 6 pages (from Giggle Comics (American Comics Group, 1943 series) #5 (February 1944))
[STORY]	["Napoleon! Better come in now.."] / Napoleon / cover / 1 page (from Famous Funnies (Eastern Color, 1934 series) #123 (October 1944))
[STORY]	["Dear Santa..."] / Jitter / cover / 1 page (from Famous Funnies (Eastern Color, 1934 series) #125 (December 1944))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / Napoleon / cover / 1 page (from Famous Funnies (Eastern Color, 1934 series) #128 (March 1945))
[STORY]	["That's a wonderful toy for Bitty!"] / Bitty Kitty / comic story / 6 pages (from Goofy Comics (Pines, 1943 series) #v1#3 (3) (December 1943))
[STORY]	["How about teaming up with me and my gang..."] / Hap the Rabbit / comic story / 6 pages (from Coo Coo Comics (Pines, 1942 series) #v3#2 (8) (November 1943))
[STORY]	An Appreciation / text article / 0.5 pages (from The Best of Charles Dana Gibson (Crown Publishers, 1969 series) (1969))
[STORY]	["Why don't you get your own paper?"] / Mr. MacGonigle / comic story / 1 page (from Ha Ha Comics (American Comics Group, 1943 series) #8 (May 1944))
[STORY]	["Ah! I love ta listen to da radio!"] / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Stuff (DC, 1944 series) #19 (March 1947))
[STORY]	["Behold, Dodo! Ya see in dat pile of wood..."] / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Stuff (DC, 1944 series) #22 (June 1947))
[STORY]	Beauty and the Beast / Bingo and Glum in Fairytale Land / comic story / 6 pages (from Jingle Jangle Comics (Eastern Color, 1942 series) #11 (October 1944))
[STORY]	Horatio Hare / comic story / 6 pages (from Giggle Comics (American Comics Group, 1943 series) #4 (January 1944))
[STORY]	["Side tracked from an art career by his mother's illness..."] / The Kid From Brooklyn / comic story / 6 pages (from Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1943 series) #31 (July 1945))
[STORY]	["Ah!! Thees must be za box-fighting villa!"] / The Kid From Brooklyn / comic story / 6 pages (from Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1943 series) #35 (March 1946))
[STORY]	["Waddaya cryin' about, Dodo?"] / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 8 pages (from Funny Stuff (DC, 1944 series) #21 (May 1947))
[STORY]	["Whaddaya t'ink yer doin', Dodo?"] / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 4 pages (from Funny Stuff (DC, 1944 series) #21 (May 1947))
[STORY]	["Young Hal Every wanted to be an artist..."] / The Kid From Brooklyn / comic story / 6 pages (from Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1943 series) #30 (May 1945))
[STORY]	["Is this the residence of J. Fenimore Frog?"] / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Stuff (DC, 1944 series) #20 (April 1947))
[STORY]	["Hello, feller!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #5 (December 1946-January 1947))
[STORY]	["The Pen-and-Ink Technique of Charles Dana Gibson"] / text article / 1 page (from The Best of Charles Dana Gibson (Crown Publishers, 1969 series) (1969))
[STORY]	["Uh... Have ya got a statement fer the press?"] / Abercrombie / comic story / 5 pages (from Coo Coo Comics (Pines, 1942 series) #10 (March 1944))
[STORY]	["I'll get him! I'll get him!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #2 (June-July 1946))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / The Dodo and the Frog / cover / 1 page (from Funny Stuff (DC, 1944 series) #19 (March 1947))
[STORY]	["Our reader results are in..."] / Comic Comments / foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 1 page (from Nostalgia Comics (Nostalgia Press, 1970 series) #6 (1974))
[STORY]	A Nostalgic Vignette: T. S. Sullivant / cartoon / 3 pages (from Help! (Warren, 1960 series) #24 (May 1965))
[STORY]	U. F. Foes / Nutsy Squirrel / comic story / 7 pages (from The Best of DC (DC, 1979 series) #43 [Direct] (December 1983))
[STORY]	Fenimore's Travels / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 9 pages (from The Best of DC (DC, 1979 series) #43 [Direct] (December 1983))
[STORY]	["Oops! Sorry!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #3 (August-September 1946))
[STORY]	["Dear! Dear! This is a most perplexing world!"] / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Stuff (DC, 1944 series) #20 (April 1947))
[STORY]	["Red Tyler, unscrupulous fight manager..."] / The Kid from Brooklyn / comic story / 6 pages (from Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1943 series) #34 (January 1946))
[STORY]	["Food! Food! I gotta get some nourishment..."] / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Stuff (DC, 1944 series) #18 (February 1947))
[STORY]	[">Sniff< Dat reminds me I'm gettin' hungry again!"] / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Stuff (DC, 1944 series) #19 (March 1947))
[STORY]	["Young Hal Avery wanted to be an artist - but his right arm was more adept..."] / The Kid From Brooklyn / comic story / 6 pages (from Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1943 series) #33 (November 1945))
[STORY]	Fenimore's Travels / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 9 pages (from Comic Cavalcade (DC, 1942 series) #47 (October-November 1951))
[STORY]	["In 1886, a nineteen-year-old artist, portfolio in hand, was seen sneaking his way up the back stairs to the New York City offices of the young humor magazine -- Life."] / foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 3 pages (from The Best of Charles Dana Gibson (Crown Publishers, 1969 series) (1969))
[STORY]	["Oh, boy! What a swell picture frame!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #8 (June-July 1947))
[STORY]	["Hiya, Professor! What are you doing?"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Hollywood Funny Folks (DC, 1950 series) #40 (November 1951))
[STORY]	The Fantastic Universe of Winsor McCay: Fun and Fantasy in Dream-Land / foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 10 pages (from Winsor McCay's Dream Days (Hyperion Press, 1977 series) #[nn] (1977))
[STORY]	["Whee! All the kids are playing!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #21 (August-September 1949))
[STORY]	["Whee! Look at this!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #25 (April-May 1950))
[STORY]	["Whatever are you doing, Nutsy?"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Hollywood Funny Folks (DC, 1950 series) #40 (November 1951))
[STORY]	["Gee--I wonder what they meant when they talked about the perils of the big city!"] / Boopy Ostrich / comic story / 5 pages (from Ha Ha Comics (American Comics Group, 1943 series) #3 (December 1943))
[STORY]	Treasure Island / Nutsy Squirrel / comic story / 10 pages (from Hollywood Funny Folks (DC, 1950 series) #39 (October 1951))
[STORY]	["Oh, me! Oh, my!! I have so many troubles!"] / The Dodo and the Frog / comic story / 8 pages (from Funny Stuff (DC, 1944 series) #32 (April 1948))
[STORY]	Dreamer of Beauty / foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 4 pages (from Little Nemo 1905-1906 (Nostalgia Press, 1976 series) (1976))
[STORY]	["Golly! Am I lucky! I found this nice old calendar..."] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #6 (February-March 1947))
[STORY]	["Oboy!! What a swell idea!! I'm going to help everybody!"] / Nutsy Squirrel / comic story / 7 pages (from Comic Cavalcade (DC, 1942 series) #33 (June-July 1949))
[STORY]	["'Lo, Nutsy -- What cha doin' with that no-good umbrella?"] / Nutsy Squirrel / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #4 (October-November 1946))
[STORY]	["Tsk! Tsk! What valuable stuff people throw away!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #8 (June-July 1947))
[STORY]	["Whee-ee! Yippee-ee!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #7 (April-May 1947))
[STORY]	["Hey, Nutsy! What's the idea of dressing up like a painter?"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #21 (August-September 1949))
[STORY]	Macgonigle / comic story / 1 page (from Ha Ha Comics (American Comics Group, 1943 series) #6 (March 1944))
[STORY]	The Fantastic Universe of Winsor McCay: Fun and Fantasy in Dream-Land / foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 10 pages (from Winsor McCay's Dream Days (Hyperion Press, 1977 series) (1977))
[STORY]	["Whee-ee!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from The Toon Treasury of Classic Children's Comics (Harry N. Abrams, 2009 series) ([September] 2009))
[STORY]	A Dirty Dig! / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Nutsy Squirrel (DC, 1954 series) #67 (September-October 1955))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / Letters Dept. / letters page / 0.67 pages (from Mad (EC, 1952 series) #151 (June 1972))
[STORY]	["Hiya, Professor! Hiya, Mr. Rabbit!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #19 (April-May 1949))
[STORY]	["Tsk! Tsk! Those circus people sure take some awful chances!!"] / Nutsy Squirrel / comic story / 8 pages (from Comic Cavalcade (DC, 1942 series) #30 (December 1948-January 1949))
[STORY]	Safety in Numbers! / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 3.67 pages (from Nutsy Squirrel (DC, 1954 series) #67 (September-October 1955))
[STORY]	House Tricks? / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 4 pages (from Nutsy Squirrel (DC, 1954 series) #67 (September-October 1955))
[STORY]	Topsy Turvy! / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Nutsy Squirrel (DC, 1954 series) #67 (September-October 1955))
[STORY]	["Nuts! Nuts! -- Millions of nuts!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #1 (April-May 1946))
[STORY]	"Dreamer of Beauty" / foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 4 pages (from Little Nemo (Nostalgia Press, 1972 series) #[nn] (1972))
[STORY]	["Goodness gracious! It's such a beautiful day..."] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 9 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #19 (April-May 1949))
[STORY]	["Oh, boy! Here's a toy store! I love toy stores!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #25 (April-May 1950))
[STORY]	["Hmm... Let's see now... 35 plus 57 divided by 2 equals 46!!"] / Nutsy Squirrel [DC] / comic story / 6 pages (from Funny Folks (DC, 1946 series) #24 (February-March 1950))
[STORY]	The "Popsicle" Hall of Fame / Popsicle Pete; Patrick O'Hare / comics-form advertising / 1 page (from Sad Sack Comics (Harvey, 1949 series) #v1#6 (July 1950))

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