Real Screen Comics, #13
Published: August-September 1947
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"Owtch!"
Characters
- Fauntleroy Fox
- Joe Crow
- Tito (inset)
- Burrito (inset)
"Hey- who's the genius?"
Story Notes
Inside front cover for Baby Brown Special camera.
"Boy, look at dat! Mudder Hubbard's cupboard was overflowin' wit goodies..."
Storyline
The Crow is hungry, but his cupboard is bare.
Characters
- The Crow
- the Fox
Credits
- Pencils: Bob Wickersham
"I've never seen any bird, if that's what you are, that looks like you!"
Characters
- The Homing Pigeon
- the Penguin
- the Eskimo
Pete Reiser
"I just couldn't help it, your honor"
"Ah, now for a quiet hour with my radio!"
Storyline
The Fox attempts to end the long-running feud with the Crow (but, of course, to no avail).
Characters
- The Fox
- the Crow
Credits
- Pencils: Bob Wickersham
"Look at Bill's shirt!"
"Papito! Wake up our sheep are crying!"
Characters
- Tito
- Papito
- Burrito
- the Coyote
"Learn inside baseball from big league stars!"
Editorial Advisory Board
V Is for Vicuña
A Lesson in Grammar
"Two months had come and gone since the Deep Woods Board of Selectment had passed a law."
Characters
- Wally Woodchuck
Featuring Dusty and Rusty
"Hello, Rusty, what's that?"
Characters
- Dusty
- Rusty
Story Notes
Dusty and Rusty are two monkeys.
Trapping the Bank Robber
"Gee--Look at that man climbing in that window."
"Yes sir, I really lead a lonely life!"
Storyline
The Crow disguises himself as a canary in hopes of pilfering some bird seed.
Characters
- Flippity
- the Crow
- Flop
Story Notes
Flippity and Flop were Columbia's answer to Tweety and Sylvester. In this crossover story, the Crow makes a rare appearance without his usual co-star, the Fox.
"Complete your home circus!"
Featuring Tito and Rosita
"My! I weesh I had a caballero that would get me a lovely fur muff..."
Characters
- Tito
- Rosita
- Senor Dog
The Case of the Tell-Tale Comb
"Hmm! Somebody finally slipped a slug of poison in "Big Mike's cherry pop!""
Characters
- Sam Spade
- Effie
Story Notes
Advertisement for Wildroot Cream Oil Hair Tonic, featuring the famous detective created by Dashiell Hammett.
"Ah! Dere's me daily paper!"
Storyline
The Crow is insulted when he learns that the Governor has put a mere 15-cent bounty on crows.
Characters
- The Crow
- the Fox
Credits
- Pencils: Bob Wickersham
"Here it is! The new Roadmaster"
Characters
- Bob Feller
Story Notes
Inside back cover.
Red Ryder's Safety Message to Daisy Air Rifle Owners
"Come on up, Little Beaver, and we'll shoot my Daisy from the tree house!"
Characters
- Red Ryder
- Little Beaver
Credits
- Pencils: Fred Harman
Story Notes
Back Cover