Issue | #9 |
Published | Winter 1944-1945 |
Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
Pages | 52 |
Editing | Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual) |
Notes | Cover colors credits from Greg Theakston, via the GCD Error List (5 April 2008) |
Characters | Rip Carter; Brooklyn; Jan; Alfy; Andre |
Genre | war; children |
Pencils | Jack Kirby (signed) |
Inks | Joe Simon (signed) |
Colors | Jack Kirby |
Notes | Cover colors credits from Greg Theakston, via the GCD Error List (5 April 2008) |
Characters | Rip Carter; Brooklyn; Jan; Alfy; Andre; Captain Takato |
Genre | war; children |
Script | Joe Samachson |
Pencils | Louis Cazeneuve [ghosting for Jack Kirby] |
Inks | Louis Cazeneuve ? |
Characters | Granda Peters; Lefty Peters; Grandma |
Genre | children |
Script | Tom McNamara |
Pencils | Tom McNamara |
Inks | Tom McNamara |
Characters | Rip Carter; Brooklyn; Jan; Alfy; Andre; Robin Hood; Sir Gobble; Sir Voiman; The Black Knight; Princess Ellen |
Synopsis | Brooklyn retells the story of Robin Hood his way. |
Genre | war; children |
Pencils | Louis Cazeneuve [ghosting for Jack Kirby] |
Inks | Louis Cazeneuve ? |
Characters | Major Muffit |
Genre | humor |
Script | Jack Farr |
Pencils | Jack Farr |
Inks | Jack Farr |
Letters | Jack Farr |
Script | Joseph Greene |
Letters | typeset |
Characters | Rip Carter; Brooklyn; Jan; Alfy; Andre; Hans Von Mutter |
Synopsis | Han Von Mutter is an old crazy man living in a village in Holland. The other villagers think he's a witch. But maybe he's a Nazi spy instead. |
Genre | children; war |
Script | Joe Greene ? |
Pencils | Louis Cazeneuve [ghosting for Jack Kirby] |
Inks | Louis Cazeneuve ? |
Characters | Jitters |
Genre | war; humor |
Script | Jack Farr |
Pencils | Jack Farr |
Inks | Jack Farr |