Dates
- Cover date
- [circa March 1942]
- On sale
- March 15, 1942
- Pages
- 68
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
script: Lou Skuce, Josh Silburt, John O'Henly, Ernest Lawrence Thayer, Sidu Mako, Frank Mann Harris, Edmund Legault, Ted Steelepencils: Lou Skuce, Josh Silburt, John O'Henly, Mel Crawford, Edmond Good, Edmund Legault, Ted Steeleinks: Lou Skuce, Josh Silburt, John O'Henly, Mel Crawford, Edmond Good, Edmund Legault, Ted Steeleletters: Lou Skuce, Josh Silburt, John O'Henly, Edmund Legault, Ted Steele
Stories
- Untitled · 1 pages
A police man questions a drunk in the street.
- Casey at the Bat · 2.67 pages
- Untitled · 1 pages
Two drunks get a hotel room.
- The Three T's · 15 pages
Three Canadian boys wishing they could help in the war, discover a plot against the town munitions factory.
- Catfish Junction · 0.5 pages
Libby outruns the train.
- Catfish Junction · 0.5 pages
- On a Sure Thing · 4 pages
Bert, goal-keeper for the Elephants Hockey team, tells his wife to bet $2000 on the opposing team.
- Private Stuff · 2 pages
Private Stuff is captured by the Germans.
- Mike & Spike · 2 pages
Spike and Mike talk about the rain and catch a train.
- Pie-Eye Pete · 2 pages
A good samaritan tries to help Pete home.
- Whopper Wats · 2 pages
Whopper tells of hunting on his farm.
- His Treasure · 1 pages
A man jealously guards his sugar.
Reprinted in
The Great Canadian Comic Books (1971)