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Sources and characters created by
Harry Sahle

103 sources All Humor Comics All Humor Comics #3 (Autumn 1946): "Ladies an' gents, my next trick will take me far and wide!" All Humor Comics #4 (Winter 1946): "Paw, this is one time we oughta take first prize!" All Humor Comics #5 (Spring 1947): "It's no use, Paw!" All Humor Comics #8 (Winter 1947): "Boy! Won't Miss Lavere be surprised when I give her a nice big bear hug!" All Humor Comics #9 (Spring 1948): "["Oh, Hickory, you big, strong he-man!" All Humor Comics #11 (Autumn 1948): "Hickory! Help!" All Humor Comics #12 (Winter 1948): "Hmm-ah shore would like t'latch on t'some of that easy dough..." All Humor Comics #13 (Spring 1949): "Hickory, why are all those animals huddled..." All Humor Comics #14 (Summer 1949): "Yessiree, Hickory! This shore is some handy gadget" All Humor Comics #15 (Aug. 1949): "Ah see Paw's not a bit afraid o'work!" All Humor Comics #16 (Oct. 1949): "Heh, heh! It must be love!" All Humor Comics #17 (Dec. 1949): "Halt! Who goes thar?" All Winners Comics All Winners Comics #8 (Spring 1943): "Invasion by Ice" All Winners Comics #9 (Summer 1943): "The Gorilla Men" Candy Candy #1 (Autumn 1947): "Ted, according to this book, taking care of children is easy!" Candy #1 (Autumn 1947): "At last Candy has given up that crazy jitterbug music" Captain America Comics #22 (Jan. 1943): "The Sabotage of the Supply Trains" Comedy Comics (vol. 1) #9 (Apr. 1942): "The Aging Plague" Daring Mystery Comics Daring Mystery Comics #7 (Apr. 1941): "Origin of the Silver Scorpion" Daring Mystery Comics #8 (Jan. 1942): "Mahomad, the Sinister Spiritualist" The Human Torch The Human Torch (vol. 1) #3 (Winter 1940): "Toro's Parents -- Alive?" The Human Torch (vol. 1) #3 (Spring 1941): "The Mystery of the Disappearing Criminals" The Human Torch (vol. 1) #12 (Summer 1943): "Riding a Rocket to Doom" The Human Torch (vol. 1) #12 (Summer 1943): "Unmask a Gestapo Rabbit!" The Human Torch (vol. 1) #14 (Winter 1943): "Wings of Death" Keen Detective Funnies #23 (Aug. 1940): "Air Man" Kid Eternity Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #15 (May 1949): "The Purple Palms Affair" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #16 (July 1949): "The Forgotten Friend" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #17 (Sep. 1949): "Beanie's Birthday" Marvel Mystery Comics Marvel Mystery Comics #35 (Sep. 1942): "Air Raid Terror" Marvel Mystery Comics #36 (Oct. 1942): "The Blackout Blitz of J-97" Marvel Mystery Comics #44 (June 1943): "The Phantom Strikes" Marvel Mystery Comics #49 (Nov. 1943): "Flight of the Deadly Boomerang" Military Comics #36 (Feb. 1945): "The New Girl Next Door" Mystic Comics Mystic Comics (vol. 1) #4 (Aug. 1940): "Introducing the Black Widow" Mystic Comics (vol. 1) #5 (Mar. 1941): "Garvey Lang" Police Comics Police Comics #37 (Dec. 1944): "The Coming of Candy O'Connor" Police Comics #38 (Jan. 1945): "Hank Pinupo" Police Comics #39 (Feb. 1945): "The Springtime of Love" Police Comics #40 (Mar. 1945): "The War Ace Cuts a Rug" Police Comics #41 (Apr. 1945): "Take a Chance" Police Comics #42 (May 1945): "The Good Records" Police Comics #43 (June 1945): "Wings to Madness Starring Ronald Rogue" Police Comics #44 (July 1945): "Bazaar Tonite" Police Comics #45 (Aug. 1945): "At Indian Falls" Police Comics #46 (Sep. 1945): "The Private Picnic" Police Comics #47 (Oct. 1945): "Dawson the Diver" Police Comics #48 (Nov. 1945): "The Cheerleader Tryouts" Police Comics #49 (Dec. 1945): "The Fizz Fountain Scavenger Hunt" Police Comics #50 (Jan. 1946): "The Kindness Ploy" Police Comics #51 (Feb. 1946): "The Fashion Editor" Police Comics #52 (Mar. 1946): "The Big Bid Blowout" Police Comics #53 (Apr. 1946): "Van Jackson" Police Comics #54 (May 1946): "Down With Jive!" Police Comics #55 (June 1946): "Guessing Contest" Police Comics #56 (July 1946): "The Hooded Ones" Police Comics #57 (Aug. 1946): "Candlewood Camp For Girls" Police Comics #58 (Sep. 1946): "The Dawson Realty Co." Police Comics #59 (Oct. 1946): "Candy and the Pirates" Police Comics #60 (Nov. 1946): "Old Rover Gold Mine" Police Comics #61 (Dec. 1946): "Murder For Insurance" Police Comics #62 (Jan. 1947): "Jeepers, Ted, you've defeated Starill Duste!" Police Comics #63 (Feb. 1947): "New Friends" Police Comics #64 (Mar. 1947): "The Wannabe Gun-Moll" Police Comics #65 (Apr. 1947): "Ted Dawson, if you don't take a fast powder..." Police Comics #66 (May 1947): "Ted's Allergy Attack" Police Comics #67 (June 1947): "Inferior Decorating" Police Comics #68 (July 1947): "Sam Miserly's Haunted House" Police Comics #69 (Aug. 1947): "Prince Borah" Police Comics #70 (Sep. 1947): "The Commodore's Con Job" Police Comics #71 (Oct. 1947): "The Antique Auction" Police Comics #72 (Nov. 1947): "The Rummage Sale" Police Comics #73 (Dec. 1947): "The Chicken Farm" Police Comics #74 (Jan. 1948): "The Syncopatin' Six Mystery" Police Comics #75 (Feb. 1948): "The Reducing Salon" Police Comics #76 (Mar. 1948): "At the Gruesome Gremlins Club" Police Comics #77 (Apr. 1948): "The Bullet Business" Police Comics #78 (May 1948): "The Amateur Fashion Show" Police Comics #80 (July 1948): "The Woman In the Trunk" Police Comics #81 (Aug. 1948): "The Roller Skating Contest" Police Comics #82 (Sep. 1948): "Pirate Island" Police Comics #83 (Oct. 1948): "Babysitting the Brat" Police Comics #84 (Nov. 1948): "Candy for President" Police Comics #85 (Dec. 1948): "Golfing Glamour Girl" Police Comics #86 (Jan. 1949): "Candy O'Connor--A Modern Annie Oakley" Police Comics #87 (Feb. 1949): "Romantic Poems by O'Connor" Police Comics #88 (Mar. 1949): "The Stamp Champ" Police Comics #89 (Apr. 1949): "Candy in Business" Police Comics #90 (May 1949): "Rubberface Gonk" Police Comics #91 (June 1949): "Career Girl" Police Comics #92 (July 1949): "Tina's Three-Letter Date" Police Comics #93 (Aug. 1949): "The New Television" Police Comics #94 (Sep. 1949): "Happy Anniversary to Mom and Pop" Police Comics #95 (Oct. 1949): "Dad's Marriage Misinterpretation" Police Comics #96 (Nov. 1949): "Cub Reporter" Police Comics #97 (Dec. 1949): "Poetry in Emotion" Police Comics #98 (Jan. 1950): "Ted, you simply must drive me around so I can win the scavenger hunt!" Police Comics #99 (Feb. 1950): "What's the idea of putting my tuxedo away in mothballs?" Police Comics #100 (June 1950): "The Square Dance" Police Comics #101 (Aug. 1950): "Baby Day" Police Comics #102 (Oct. 1950): "Burglar-Proof House" Sub-Mariner Comics #3 (Fall 1941): "The Mystery of the Disappearing Island" Torchy #1 (Nov. 1949): "Remember to tell our customers that Harebrain Hatpins are on hats to stay!"

13 characters Character Name # app. w=writer a=artist d=director Abdul 1 a Air Man (Dr. Drake Stephens) 25 a Black Widow (Claire Voyant) 22 a Candy (Candy O'Connor) 130 a Cestis 1 a Ezra (Ezra Jones) 51 a, w Hickory 15 a Captain Klegg 1 a Mister Black (Dr. Borgon) 1 a, w Naobi 1 a Ms. Senter 1 a, w The Silver Scorpion (Betty Barstow) 6 a Elinor Von Drei 1 a

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