Issue | V4#3 |
Published | September-October 1947 |
Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
Pages | 52 |
Editing | ? |
Notes | The cover reports that each super star tells his own personal success story. So I am listing them as contributing writers on the stories. |
Genre | Sport; fact |
Pencils | Bob Powell |
Inks | Bob Powell? |
Genre | sport; fact |
Script | ?; Glenn Dobbs |
Genre | Sport; fact |
Script | Al Klein?; Joe Fulks |
Pencils | Bob Powell |
Inks | Bob Powell? |
Genre | Sport; fact |
Script | Al Klein?; Cornelius Warmardam |
Pencils | Bob Powell |
Inks | Bob Powell? |
Notes | Listed as an Al Klein True Sport Interview so I am listing him as writer. |
Synopsis | Gil Dodds was a world record runner who became a minister. |
Genre | Sport; fact |
Script | ?; Gil Dodds |
Pencils | Bob Powell |
Inks | Bob Powell? |
Synopsis | A true sport editorial on the secretary/treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union Daniel J. Ferris. |
Genre | Sport; fact |
Script | William J. DeGrouchy |
Pencils | Bob Powell |
Inks | Bob Powell? |
Synopsis | Johnny Hayas was a marathon runner. |
Genre | Sport; fact |
Script | ?; Johnny Hayes |
Pencils | Clem Boddington |
Notes | Clem Boddington's art looks a lot like some of the underground artists of the sixties and seventies. |
Genre | Sport; fact |
Genre | Sport; fact |
Script | Packey O'Gatty |
Pencils | Clem Boddington |
Genre | Sport; fact |
Script | Ray Evans?; Jimmy Wilde |
Pencils | Ray Evans |
Genre | sport; humor |
Genre | fact |
Synopsis | Illustrated advertisement. |
Pencils | Al Plastino (signed) |
Inks | Al Plastino |