Issue | #28 |
Published | August-September 1947 |
Frequency | Bi-Monthly |
Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
Pages | 52 |
Editing | ? |
Notes | Copyright 1947, by Oskar Lebeck. |
Characters | Pogo; Rover |
Genre | Funny Animal; Adventure |
Pencils | Walt Kelly; Dan Noonan |
Inks | Walt Kelly; Dan Noonan |
Letters | typeset |
Genre | Fact |
Pencils | New York Zoological Society (photos) |
Inks | New York Zoological Society (photos) |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | 6 photos of animals at the bronx zoo. On inside front and back covers in black and white. |
Characters | Rover; Red; Mike Redmond; Fearless; Mrs. Hollis |
Synopsis | Rover gets swept off the boat in a hurricane, and Red and Mike start searching for him. |
Genre | Adventure |
Script | Dan Noonan (credited) |
Pencils | Dan Noonan (credited) |
Inks | Dan Noonan (credited) |
Characters | Jigger; Mooch |
Synopsis | Jigger and Mooch go to the country to search for food. |
Genre | Funny Animal |
Script | John Stanley [as Biff] |
Pencils | John Stanley [as Biff] |
Inks | John Stanley [as Biff] |
Reprinted | in The Toon Treasury of Classic Childrens' Comics (Harry N. Abrams, 2009 series) [nn] |
Characters | Albert; Pogo; Willy de Weevil |
Synopsis | Pogo reads a letter from Wallet Kelly asking refined readers to write letters to the comic book. |
Genre | Funny Animal |
Script | Walt Kelly |
Pencils | Walt Kelly |
Inks | Walt Kelly |
Characters | Chuckwagon Charley; Pat; Pete; Hank Bigelow; Brownie (a bear cub) |
Script | Gaylord DuBois (credited) |
Pencils | Morris Gollub [as M. Gollub] |
Inks | Morris Gollub [as M. Gollub] |
Characters | Old Roger (an elephant); Tex Bell |
Script | Don Lang (credited) |
Letters | typeset |
Characters | Nibble; Nubble; Polly; John |
Genre | Funny Animal |
Script | Walt Kelly (credited) |
Pencils | Walt Kelly (credited) |
Inks | Walt Kelly (credited) |
Characters | Uncle Wiggily Longears; Grandfather Goosey Gander; Silas Scarecrow; Mrs. Muskrat |
Synopsis | Uncle Wiggily takes the place of Silas Scarecrow. |
Genre | Funny Animal |
Notes | Copr. 1947 by Howard R. Garris. |
Notes | Poem with single illustration on back cover. |