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Issue Details

Issue	#32
Published	August 1946
Frequency	bi-monthly
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	52
Editing	Ray Willner; F.Z. Temerson (Managing Editor); Irving Solomon (Business Manager)
Notes	Indicia title for this issue is "CATMAN COMICS" with no hyphen. Statement Of Ownership: Continental Magazines, Inc.: Catman Comics #32, Oct, 1st, 1943. Publisher: Continental Magazines, Inc, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Distributor: P.D.C. Editor: Ray Willner, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Managing Editor: F.Z. Temerson, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Business Manager: Irving Solomon, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Owners: F.Z. Temerson, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City, R.R. Hermann, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City, Esther Temerson, 220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Other bondholders: none. Notary: Anna Higgins, my commission expires Mar 30, 1946. Dated: 11th October 1945. Statement of Ownership data from Frank Motler (April 28, 2005).

Cover Details

Characters	Catman; Kitten
Genre	Superhero
Pencils	L. B. Cole (signed)
Inks	L. B. Cole

10 page Catman story "With Dr. Macabre mortally wounded..."

Characters	Catman; Kitten; Dr. Macabre (villain)
Genre	superhero
Script	Ken Fitch?
Pencils	Bob Fujitani?
Inks	Bob Fujitani?
Notes	Art and script id by Mark Stratton original scanner. Next appearance in Americomics (AC, 1983 series).
Reprinted	in Golden-Age Greats (AC, 1994 series) #10

6 page Deacon story "It was sad that Langdon Hale's beloved wife was a permanent invalid!"

Characters	Deacon; Mickey
Genre	Detective
Script	Ken Fitch?
Pencils	Frank Pagan (signed)
Inks	Frank Pagan
Notes	Last appearance. Per Anthony Durrant (April 4, 2006): " In frames five, six, and seven of page seven, there are several errors: the Deacon's suit is green in frame five, and in frames six and seven, Mrs. Langdon Hughes's lines are in a voice balloon above the head of Wilma Childs/Miss Brighton, Mrs. Langdon Hughes's nurse. Apparently, the writer was going to have Wilma Childs elucidate the mystery, or at least say something, but at the last minute her dialogue was replaced with that of Mrs. Langdon Hughes, to show that Mrs. Hughes had recovered."

5 page Golden Archer story "Into the very jaws of death"

Characters	Golden Archer
Genre	period
Script	Ken Fitch?
Pencils	Maurice Whitman?
Notes	last appearance script and art id by scanner Mark Stratton

1 page Detective Sam Tabor text story "Signed Up For Murder"

Genre	Detective
Letters	typeset

5 page The 3 Vets story "The war was ended and from all over the world"

Genre	adventure
Pencils	Morris Weis?
Notes	Art id by scanner Mark Stratton

5 page Molly O'Moore and Scoop Scanlon story "Caught between a murder rap and a load of lead from gangster's guns"

Characters	Molly O'Moore; Scoop Scanlon
Genre	detective
Script	Ken Fitch?
Pencils	Nina Albright?
Notes	last appearance

1 page text story "Killer's Swap"

Genre	crime
Letters	typeset

4 page Mastermind M'Ginty story Ah! A customer! Come in!"

Characters	Mastermind M'Ginty
Genre	humor
Notes	last appearance

4 page Little Leaders story "Death is both referee and judge"

Characters	Little Leaders
Genre	teen; adventure
Pencils	Rudy Palais (signed)
Inks	Rudy Palais
Notes	Statement of Ownership on bottom of page next appearance in Americomics

5 page Reckoner story "Death Strikes a Wrong Chord"

Characters	Reckoner; Chipper
Genre	superhero
Script	Ken Fitch?
Pencils	Bob Fujitani?
Notes	art and script id by scanner Mark Stratton last appearance