Real Screen Comics, #23
Published: April-May 1949
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"Some fun, eh, Foxie?"
Now More Than Ever
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
"It's dinnertime, but dere's no use touchin' me own stuff..."
"We got letters and numerals for the whole team with Bazooka wrappers!"
"Bees are color-blind to red!"
Credits
- Script: Martin Naydel
- Pencils: Martin Naydel
- Inks: Martin Naydel
Editorial Advisory Board
"Dis liberating corn from corn fields is a pretty low occupation..."
"Boy, that was fun playin' with the boys!"
"Ulp! Dis is a catastrophy!"
"The Eskimos got their name from the Indians!"
Credits
- Script: Martin Naydel
- Pencils: Martin Naydel
- Inks: Martin Naydel
"You and three of your gang could pull this 896,000 pound steam locomotive from a dead stop!"
Bush Country Buddies
"There's that dopey ostrich with his head in th' sand again!"
"Ya better pull over, Pal! Dat's da long arm of da law whistlin' at ya!"
Fake Fiddler Foiled
"So you're going to this party as "Figaro" the barber, Sam!"
"Stop! You - You loco lobo tortilla stealer!"
It's Laugh Time
"All the time, when you read these fun-filled comic magazines!"
No Complications
"Crawford Crow, returning home from a brisk walk, stopped at the edge of the woods, and took a deep breath."
"Hey, Knucklehead! What gives? Why all da jumpin' an' joy?"
"Learn radio by practicing in spare time with big kits of parts I send you"
Story Notes
Inside back cover.
"Greatest value ever offered to comics readers!"
Story Notes
Back cover.