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The indicia has "VOL. 2 No. 8", but the cover has "No. 20". There are no editorial credits listed in this issue.
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Inside front cover.
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continued
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Last episode drawn by Brigham.
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Script was formerly credited to Creig Flessel, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Flessel was a writer on this strip. In an interview published in Alter Ego #88, page 56, he was asked his role in the National offices. "I would illustrate the stories that Vin [Sullivan] and Whit [Ellsworth] would write".
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list of Connecticut members
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Duotone in red and black.
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Script was formerly credited to Tom Hickey, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Hickey was a writer.
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Script was formerly credited to Leo O'Mealia, but previous issues have Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson as likely author.
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Feature previously appeared in New Comics (DC, 1935 series) v1#4 and v1#5. Last Ryan work for DC.
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Duotone in red and black.
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A series of unrelated gag panels.
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Script was formerly credited to Creig Flessel, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Flessel was a writer on this strip. In an interview published in Alter Ego #88, page 56, he was asked his role in the National offices. "I would illustrate the stories that Vin [Sullivan] and Whit [Ellsworth] would write".
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Last appearance. Duotone in red and black.
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Script was formerly credited to Tom Hickey, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Hickey was a writer.
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Last seen in More Fun #v1#9. Last appearance.
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Duotone in red and black.
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Script was formerly credited to Tom Hickey, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Hickey was a writer.
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Only appearance. The Who's Who has Lovy as possible author only.
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Script was formerly credited to Sven Elven, but no information in the “Illustrated by Sven Elvin” credit on the strip itself, the Who’s Who entry or the long article on Elven in Alter Ego #162 (January 2020) support the idea that he was a writer on this strip.
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last appearance
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Script was formerly credited to Homer Fleming, but Keith Chandler has found no information to support the idea that Fleming was a writer on this strip.
Atomic Comics #1 published January 1946
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House ad for Detective Comics #3 in the inside back cover.
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Back cover.
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