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Issue Information
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Title | Pages | Credits | |
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| L-215 |
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·Hedy De Vine starring ·Patsy Walker starring |
5 pg art |
Al Hartley pencils signed |
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| H-165 | Beverly's Blues | 2 pg text | ||
| L-214 |
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·Hedy De Vine starring ·Patsy Walker starring |
5 pg art |
Al Hartley pencils attributed |
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| L-217 |
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Notes: Very closely resembles the conclusion of the Columbia Pictures Alan Freed film Don't Knock the Rock: when parents object to rock 'n' roll music and dancing, the teenagers remind them of how silly the music and dances of the 1920s had been by putting on a exhibition of the Charleston, Black Bottom, etc. in period costume. The thing is, the film was not released until 14 Dec 1956, a month or more after the comic went on sale. I wonder if the plot of the movie was known via Goodman's movie magazines. - Tom Lammers |
4 pg art |
Al Hartley pencils signed
Contributors:
Tom Lammers: Creator Credit |
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| L-218 | The Nut that Holds the Wheel | 4 pg art |
Al Hartley pencils signed |
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| L-216 |
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·Hedy De Vine starring ·Patsy Walker starring |
5 pg art |
Al Hartley pencils signed |
Patsy and Hedy 49