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Abbott and Costello

Publisher St. John
Genre Comedy
Issue 37
Published March, 1956
Comic Book Age Golden
Pages 32
Cover Price $0.10 [USD]
Rare? Yes
Avg. Rating [3.00/10]

Characters

  • Bud Abbott
  • Lou Costello

Creators

    Artists
    • Mort Drucker
    • Eric Peters
    • Lily Renee Peters
    Cover Artist
    • Eric Peters

Synopsis:
- Cartoon cover; originally published on Abbott and Costello Comics # 14
- * Terror of the Mat, 5 pgs; originally published in Abbott and Costello # 20
- Clipping the Bookies, 8 pgs; originally published in Abbott and Costello # 20
- Night Club Riot, 6 pgs; originally published in Abbott and Costello # 20
- * Last Straw, 4 pgs; originally published in Abbott and Costello # 20
- Comedy Column (jokes), 1 pg; originally published in Abbott and Costello # 20
- * Gag Bag (jokes), 1 pg; originally published in Abbott and Costello # 20
- * The Man Without a Head, 6 pgs; originally published in Abbott and Costello # 20

Footnotes:
* These stories will be reprinted, yet again, in the following issue # 38.


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