Charlie McCarthy (1949-1952 Dell) comic books 1947-1949
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Issue #1
$48.00
View scan$37.00
View scans- Water damage. Mold.
Cover by Harvey Eisenberg. Art by Harvey Eisenberg. Edgar Bergen's ventriloquist's dummy, Charlie McCarthy, was a bona fide celebrity in the mid-20th century, star of movies, radio and this comic. Mortimer Snerd gets a job at the circus working with the elephants, but that's not as much fun as it sounds. Bessie, Mortimer's cow, gets a chance to be a hero. In a Western tale, Judge Rawson runs the town, and when Charlie and Mortimer get in his way, he sends outlaw Coyote Kane after them. Charlie McCarthy, Cowboy Detective; Charlie and Mortimer at the Circus. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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$40 SCARCE KEY! 1949 CHARLIE MCCARTHY #1 G - DELL Cowboy Detective EDGAR BERGEN Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Issue #2
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Cover by Harvey Eisenberg. Art by Harvey Eisenberg. Edgar Bergen's ventriloquist's dummy, Charlie McCarthy, was a bona fide celebrity in the mid-20th century, star of movies, radio and this comic. Charlie and Mortimer set out to track down escaped criminals Jarface Jackson and his accomplice. Charlie gets a baby alligator for a pet, Gladstone. Eccentric Grampaw Snerd is not amused when Gladstone turns up in his bathtub, but Gladstone becomes essential to a surprising business. Charlie McCarthy, Super-Duper Snooper; Gladstone the Alligator. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #3
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Cover by Harvey Eisenberg. Art by Harvey Eisenberg. Edgar Bergen's ventriloquist's dummy, Charlie McCarthy, was a bona fide celebrity in the mid-20th century, star of movies, radio and this comic. Wanting to run a phony fortune-telling scam, Charlie goes to a phony fortune-teller to get some ideas. But he and Mortimer get swindled by the fortune-teller and shanghaied into working as sailors on Captain Epsom's ship. Charlie sells eccentric Grampaw Snerd a newspaper that contains no bad news - because it's blank. Lost on the Briny Deep or Who Fell Into the Pickle Barrel?; Mortimer Snerd. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
