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Issue Details

Issue	#99
Published	August-September 1966
Frequency	bi-monthly
Cover Price	0.12 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Murray Boltinoff

Cover Details

Characters	Crawford Crow; Fauntleroy Fox; Stanley Dover; Stanley's monster; Schnitzel; Shaugnessy; Ghost of Napoleon
Genre	humor; funny animals
Pencils	Mort Drucker
Inks	Mort Drucker
Letters	Ira Schnapp

9 page Stanley and His Monster story "Gnome, Sweet Gnome!"

Characters	Stanley Dover; Stanley's monster; Mitch Dover; Sheila Dover; Shaugnessy (introduction); Schnitzel (introduction); Ghost of Napoleon
Synopsis	Stanley's mom gives him two puppets, a gnome and a leprechaun, but they turn out to be real.
Genre	humor
Script	Arnold Drake ?
Pencils	Win Mortimer
Inks	Win Mortimer
Letters	Gaspar Saladino
Notes	Stanley's monster is not yet named Spot.

Half page Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen promo (ad from the publisher) "Introducing Jimmy Olsen..."

Genre	superhero
Pencils	Curt Swan
Inks	George Klein
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	House ad for Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen (DC, 1955 series) #95 [80 Page Giant G-25]; on sale June 14

Half page promo (ad from the publisher) "Draggin'?? Complainin'??"

Script	E. Nelson Bridwell ?
Letters	Ira Schnapp

1 page public service announcement "The Policeman Is Your Friend"

Synopsis	Tim convinces Pete to ask Officer Perry about Pete's lost dog, because policemen do many more things than fight crime.
Script	Jack Schiff
Pencils	Sheldon Moldoff
Inks	Sheldon Moldoff
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.

3 page The Fox and the Crow story "Alone at Last"

Characters	Fauntleroy Fox; Crawford Crow
Synopsis	Crow won't leave Fox alone to eat in peace.
Genre	funny animals
Script	Cecil Beard
Pencils	James F. Davis
Inks	James F. Davis

5 page The Hounds and the Hare story "Robot vs. Rabbit"

Synopsis	The Hounds send a robot dog after the Hare.
Genre	funny animals
Script	Cecil Beard
Pencils	James F. Davis
Inks	James F. Davis

5 page The Fox and the Crow story "And on seeing Jack approaching..."

Characters	Crawford Crow; Fauntleroy Fox
Synopsis	After reading about Jack the Giant-Killer, Fox tries to convince Crow that he is a giant, but Crow turns the tables on him.
Genre	funny animals
Script	Cecil Beard
Pencils	James F. Davis
Inks	James F. Davis

Half page statement of ownership

Letters	typeset
Notes	Statement of October 1, 1965 Average number of copies sold in preceding 12 months: 160,515 Owners: National Periodical Publications, Estate of Harry Donenfeld, J. S. Liebowitz, P. H. Sampliner, Irwin Donenfeld, S. U. Sampliner, Sonia Iger, all at 575 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022

Half page Cap's Hobby Hints story "Your model trains run sluggish."

Synopsis	cleaning the tracks of your model trains to make them run better
Genre	fact
Script	Henry Boltinoff
Pencils	Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Inks	Henry Boltinoff
Letters	Henry Boltinoff
Notes	Hint submitted by Julio Hernandez, Jr.

Half page Direct Currents promo (ad from the publisher)

Letters	typeset
Notes	listing of DC Comics on sale between June 30 and July 14

1 page From Fox & Crow's Mailbox letters page

Synopsis	Page includes information on artist Win Mortimer, and the 1965 Alley Awards nominations that went to The Fox and the Crow as Best Humor Title, Arnold Drake as Best Writer, and Murray Boltinoff as Best Editor.
Script	Murray Boltinoff
Pencils	James F. Davis (logo illustration)
Inks	James F. Davis (logo illustration)
Letters	typeset
Notes	Letters submitted by Jan R. Taylor; Roberta Segall; Bernard Frank; Steven DeBravo; Billy Barnsworth; Helen Costello