New Comics #4

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CGC records 12 graded copies for New Comics #4 (1936). Population is the number recorded by this grading source, not the total print run or all surviving copies.

Inch: "Collecting Cats"

Inch and his friends gather up some cats for a scheme to make money. | Appearing1 = **Featured Characters:** * Inch **Supporting Characters:** * Pincus

| Writer2_1 = Robert Leffingwell | Penciler2_1 = Robert Leffingwell | Inker2_1 = Robert Leffingwell | Editor2_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor2_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor2_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle2 = Sir Loin of Beef: "The Sling Shot" | Synopsis2 = Hash and Cowhide compete with each other in a hunt for food. | Appearing2 = **Featured Characters:** * Sir Loin of Beef) **Supporting Characters:** * Cowhide) * Hash) **Locations:** * Middle Ages

| Writer3_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Penciler3_1 = Alex Anthony Blum | Inker3_1 = Alex Anthony Blum | Editor3_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor3_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor3_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle3 = Vikings: "Episode 4 (of 22)" | Synopsis3 = Now a young man, Ivar fights with his fellow Vikings against a rival clan, the Bear-Sarks. They are victorious, but his father Kol is killed during the battle, so Ivar succeeds him as King. | Appearing3 = **Featured Characters:** * Ivar) **Supporting Characters:** * Kol **Antagonists:** * The Bear-Sark clan **Other Characters:** * Vikings **Locations:** * Middle Ages ** Scandinavia **Vehicles:** * Longship|Drakar

| Writer4_1 = Tom Cooper | Penciler4_1 = Tom Cooper | Inker4_1 = Tom Cooper | Editor4_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor4_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor4_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle4 = Cap'n Spiniker: "Heading South, Part One (of seven)" | Synopsis4 = Spiniker allies himself with Sternpipe, and the two head south to seek adventure. | Appearing4 = **Featured Characters:** * Captain George Spiniker) see Notes **Other Characters:** * Captain Sternpipe **Vehicles:** * Lollypop

| Writer5_1 = Hal Sherman | Penciler5_1 = Hal Sherman | Inker5_1 = Hal Sherman | Editor5_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor5_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor5_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle5 = G. Wiz: "How Old Do You Think I Am?" | Synopsis5 = G. is refused a girl's hand by her father, on the grounds he's too young, but his attempts to prove his age land him in hot water. | Appearing5 = **Featured Characters:** * G. Wiz

| Writer6_1 = Hal Sherman | Penciler6_1 = Hal Sherman | Inker6_1 = Hal Sherman | Editor6_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor6_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor6_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle6 = Chubby | Synopsis6 = Chubby raises the water of a shallow swimming hole with his body weight, to the delight of his friends. | Appearing6 = **Featured Characters:** * Chubby

| Writer7_1 = Charles Dickens | Writer7_2 = Merna Gamble | Penciler7_1 = Merna Gamble | Inker7_1 = Merna Gamble | Editor7_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor7_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor7_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle7 = A Tale of Two Cities: "Episode One (of twenty-one)" | Synopsis7 = | Appearing7 = **Featured Characters:** * Jarvis Lorry

| Writer8_1 = Stan Randall | Penciler8_1 = Stan Randall | Inker8_1 = Stan Randall | Editor8_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor8_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor8_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle8 = Ramblin' Jim: "Introducing Click Allen" | Synopsis8 = Jim meets Click, a reporter who wants to interview him about capturing the three bandits. | Appearing8 = **Featured Characters:** * Ramblin' Jim) **Other Characters:** * Click Allen

| Writer9_1 = Billy Weston | Penciler9_1 = Tom Cooper | Inker9_1 = Tom Cooper | Editor9_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor9_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor9_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle9 = 17-20 On The Black, Part 4 (of 13) | Synopsis9 = Frog catches Jim and ties him up. It's up to Kim to rescue his friend! | Appearing9 = **Featured Characters:** * Jim Gale) **Supporting Characters:** * Kim **Antagonists:** * Frog Morton **Other Characters:** * Hing Lee

| Writer10_1 = Russell Cole | Penciler10_1 = Russell Cole | Inker10_1 = Russell Cole | Editor10_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor10_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor10_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle10 = Ol' Oz Bopp: "Canadian Quintuplets" | Synopsis10 = Oz wrongly suspects a stranger in town of wrong-doing. | Appearing10 = **Featured Characters:** * Oz Bopp

| Writer12_1 = Ellis Edwards | Penciler12_1 = Ellis Edwards | Inker12_1 = Ellis Edwards | Editor12_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor12_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor12_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle12 = Chikko Chakko: "Chicken Coop Carpentry" & "Checkers" | Synopsis12 = Chikko traps himself building a chicken coop for his new chicken Peppy. Later, he and his friend Pauncho play checkers by forcibly borrowing McGill's checkered shirt. | Appearing12 = **Featured Characters:** * Chikko Chakko) **Other Characters:** * Peppy * Chicos * Pauncho * McGill

| Writer13_1 = Art Pinajian | Penciler13_1 = Art Pinajian | Inker13_1 = Art Pinajian | Editor13_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor13_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor13_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle13 = Jungle Boy: "Introducing Jungle Boy" | Synopsis13 = Jungle boy plays in the jungle with his friend from the natives' village, Bombah. When a lion charges towards them, it is Bombah's big brother, Pat-Nak, who saves the day. | Appearing13 = **Featured Characters:** * Jungle Boy **Supporting Characters:** * Bombah **Other Characters:** * Par-Nak

| Writer14_1 = A. Leslie Ross | Penciler14_1 = A. Leslie Ross | Inker14_1 = A. Leslie Ross | Editor14_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor14_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor14_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle14 = Slim and Tex: "Asking Helen to the Dance" | Synopsis14 = Two cowboys, Slim and Tex, make a bet on a coin to who will go to the dance with the beautiful Miss Helen. | Appearing14 = **Featured Characters:** * Slim) * Tex) **Other Characters:** * Miss Helen **Locations:** * Out West

| Writer15_1 = Emma C. McKean | Penciler15_1 = Emma C. McKean | Inker15_1 = Emma C. McKean | Editor15_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor15_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor15_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle15 = Sara Lou Sunshine | Synopsis15 = Sara Lou takes care of Sonny's sick kitten. Later, she gives her old party dress to her younger sister Rita. | Appearing15 = **Featured Characters:** * Sara Lou **Other Characters:** * Rita Lou * Sonny

| Writer16_1 = Homer Fleming | Penciler16_1 = Homer Fleming | Inker16_1 = Homer Fleming | Editor16_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor16_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor16_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle16 = Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers: "Jane and Johnny: Part 3 (of 27)" | Synopsis16 = The kids' uncle Bob becomes worried over their disappearance, and with Captain Jim's help he starts to track them down. As they approach Bear Ridge, an unseen gunman shoots Bob's hat off. | Appearing16 = **Featured Characters:** * Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers) See Notes **Supporting Characters:** * Jane * Johnny * Texas Rangers ** Ranger Bob * Jo **Antagonists:** * unseen gunman **Locations:** * American Old West ** Texas *** Buffalo Junction **** Ranger Headquarters *** Bob's Ranch *** Bear Ridge

| Writer17_1 = Henry Kiefer | Penciler17_1 = Henry Kiefer | Inker17_1 = Henry Kiefer | Editor17_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor17_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor17_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle17 = Just Suppose | Synopsis17 = (alternative historical scenarios)

| Writer18_1 = Serena Summerfield | Penciler18_1 = Serena Summerfield | Inker18_1 = Serena Summerfield | StoryTitle18 = Stratosphere Special: "Part 1 (of 2)" | Synopsis18 = In the year 2036, a weekend excursion to the moon departs from Earth on a balloon. When their gondola arrives, the moon aliens scatter in fear. | Appearing18 = **Featured Characters:** * Excursionists **Other Characters:** * Moon aliens **Vehicles:** * Inter-Stellar Trans-Aereo **Locations:** * 2036 ** Earth ** Moon

| Penciler19_1 = Leo O'Mealia | Inker19_1 = Leo O'Mealia | Editor19_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor19_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor19_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle19 = Andy Handy: "Olive Jar" | Synopsis19 = Try as he will, poor Andy can't seem to get the lid off the olive jar. | Appearing19 = **Featured Characters:** * Andy Handy

| Writer20_1 = Rafael Astarita | Penciler20_1 = Rafael Astarita | Inker20_1 = Rafael Astarita | Editor20_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor20_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor20_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle20 = King Arthur: "Part Two (of six)" | Synopsis20 = Queen Guinevere and Prince Geraint, of Arthur's knights, search for their king's hunting expedition. Instead, they encounter a knight and his dwarf, who whips Geraint for asking his master's name. Geraint pursues them seeking revenge, and ends up in a fortress where a joust is being held. Geraint prepares to enter the jousting tournament to face the man who insulted him: The Sparrow Hawk. | Appearing20 = **Featured Characters:** * King Arthur) **Supporting Characters:** * Geraint * Guinevere) **Antagonists:** * The Sparrow Hawk **Other Characters:** * Enid * Lancelot) **Locations:** * England, Middle Ages ** Camelot

| Writer21_1 = Al Stahl | Penciler21_1 = Al Stahl | Inker21_1 = Al Stahl | Editor21_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor21_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor21_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle21 = Needles Uses His Noodle: "Skiing" | Synopsis21 = Needles heads to Suicide Hill for some skiing, and the steep descent almost kills him. One week later, Needles is back with a parachute. | Appearing21 = **Featured Characters:** * Needles) **Locations:** * Suicide Hill

| Writer22_1 = J.C. Leonard | Penciler22_1 = J.C. Leonard | Inker22_1 = J.C. Leonard | Editor22_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor22_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor22_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle22 = Maginnis of the Mounties: "The St. Pierre Mystery, Part One (of nine)" | Synopsis22 = Trappers are being chased from their land and even killed, so Maginnis goes undercover to find out who's committing these crimes. | Appearing22 = **Featured Characters:** * Constable Dan Maginnis) **Supporting Characters:** * the Mounties ** Major Hall **Antagonists:** * sniper **Other Characters:** * Old Man Dubois * Yvonne Dubois **Locations:** * Canada ** the St. Pierre Country ** St. Pierre River

| Writer23_1 = Vincent Sullivan | Penciler23_1 = Vincent Sullivan | Inker23_1 = Vincent Sullivan | Editor23_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor23_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor23_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle23 = Laughing at Life | Synopsis23 = Famous director Eric von Dunkem barks out orders to everyone on set as usual. When a subordinate simply says no to him, the director dies of shock, literally. | Appearing23 = **Featured Characters:** * Eric von Dunkem **Locations:** * Hollywood ** Ajax Studio

| Writer25_1 = Russell Cole | Penciler25_1 = Russell Cole | Inker25_1 = Russell Cole | Editor25_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor25_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor25_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle25 = Goofo the Great: "Hat Trick" | Synopsis25 = Goofo's magic tricks have a tendency to go wrong sometimes. Unfortunately, his volunteer becomes the victim of such a trick. | Appearing25 = **Featured Characters:** * Goofo **Supporting Characters:** * Marie **Other Characters:** * Victor

| Writer26_1 = Sheldon Mayer | Penciler26_1 = Sheldon Mayer | Inker26_1 = Sheldon Mayer | Editor26_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor26_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor26_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle26 = Strange Adventures of Mr. Weed: "The Time Machine, Part 4 (of 4)" | Synopsis26 = Fritz thinks up a way to win Emily Jane's heart. | Appearing26 = **Featured Characters:** * Oliver Weed) See Notes. **Supporting Characters:** * Uriah Mowcher) * Fritz **Other Characters:** * Abigail Blumel * Betsy Blumel * Emily Jane * Throckmorton **Items** * Mowcher's Time Machine

| Writer27_1 = Tom Cooper | Penciler27_1 = Tom Cooper | Inker27_1 = Tom Cooper | Editor27_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor27_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor27_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle27 = Castaway Island: "Episode 3 (of 12)" | Synopsis27 = Thanks to a snake's appearance, Dougal is able to get the upper hand on Blackface. But just when he and Larry are securing the yacht, they hear Sally's voice cry for help from the hut on the beach. | Appearing27 = **Featured Characters:** * Dougal MacDougal **Supporting Characters:** * Larry) **Other Characters:** * Sally See Notes **Antagonists:** * Blackface

| Writer28_1 = Robert Leffingwell | Penciler28_1 = Robert Leffingwell | Inker28_1 = Robert Leffingwell | Editor28_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor28_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor28_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle28 = Sagebrush 'n' Cactus: "Knife Ambush, Part 4 (of 7)" | Synopsis28 = Cactus is imagining all the things he was going to do with the money from the nugget they found. | Appearing28 = **Featured Characters:** * Sagebrush) * Cactus) **Antagonists:** * Knife Ambush **Other Characters:** * Pickax Pete **Locations:** * American Old West

| Writer29_1 = Harry Lewis | Penciler29_1 = Harry Lewis | Inker29_1 = Harry Lewis | Editor29_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor29_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor29_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle29 = Our Kids | Synopsis29 = A new kid moves on the block and his father gives him a quarter. His mean attitude annoys the other kids, so they give him a black eye and steal his money to buy soda. | Appearing29 = **Featured Characters:** * New kid **Other Characters:** * New kid's dad * New kid's mom

| Writer30_1 = Sven Elven | Penciler30_1 = Sven Elven | Inker30_1 = Sven Elven | Editor30_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor30_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor30_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle30 = Captain Quick: "Episode Three (of twenty-two)" | Synopsis30 = For many months, the Bonnie Bess preys upon Spanish shipping, then sets course for England. En route back to Plymouth, Captain Quick spots another Spaniard vessel in the water. His men are wanting to loot more Spanish treasure before heading home, so Quick pursues the ship, and leads his men aboard. To their surprise Marjorie Barlow, Quick's betrothed, is on board with Captain Velasquez, and declares she is headed for Spain to marry him instead! | Appearing30 = **Featured Characters:** * Captain Quick) **Supporting Characters:** * Marjorie Barlow * Bonnie Bess Crew **Antagonists:** * Captain Velasquez see Notes ** Spanish Crew **Locations:** * High Seas, 1587 * Plymouth Harbor, England Destination **Vessels:** * Barlow's "Bonnie Bess", 3-masted privateering warship * Spanish Galleon Captured

| Writer31_1 = Dick Ryan | Penciler31_1 = Dick Ryan | Inker31_1 = Dick Ryan | Editor31_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor31_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor31_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle31 = Dale Daring: "The Drew Mystery, Part 1 (of 5)" | Synopsis31 = Dale has a hot lead on a case and calls Lieutenant Sparks to let him know. She unknowingly is being eavesdropped on, by the crooked man Stitch, and he and his partner follow her to Dr. Millard's apartment, where they gag and tie her up. | Appearing31 = **Featured Characters:** * Dale Daring) **Supporting Characters:** * Dick Sparks **Antagonists:** * Stitch **Other Characters:** * Dr. Millard

| Writer32_1 = Sheldon Mayer | Penciler32_1 = Sheldon Mayer | Inker32_1 = Sheldon Mayer | Editor32_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor32_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor32_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle32 = J. Worthington Blimp: "The Stagecoach, Part 3 (of 3)" | Synopsis32 = A young woman who works at the Hamburger Stand has fallen in love with Jupiter. | Appearing32 = **Featured Characters:** * J. Worthington Blimp) See Notes. **Supporting Characters:** * Jupiter Jones

| Writer33_1 = Jerry Siegel | Penciler33_1 = Joe Shuster | Inker33_1 = Joe Shuster | Editor33_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor33_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor33_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle33 = Federal Men: "The Invisible Empire, Part 1 (of 7)" | Synopsis33 = A submarine full of spies are planning to sink the President aboard his private Yacht. Steve Carson infiltrates into the sub, and may now be the only one who can save the president's life! | Appearing33 = **Featured Characters:** * Steve Carson) **Supporting Characters:** * Federal Men **Antagonists:** * The Invisible Empire) (not named until Part 6) **Other Characters:** * Franklin D. Roosevelt) **Locations:** * Benton Reservoir * Waterloo Harbor **Vehicles:** * Presidential Yacht * submarine

| Penciler34_1 = Robert Leffingwell | Inker34_1 = Robert Leffingwell | Editor34_1 = Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson | Editor34_2 = Whitney Ellsworth | Editor34_3 = Vincent Sullivan | StoryTitle34 = It's A Dern Lie | Synopsis34 = A cowboy encounters a bear while searching for his cattle, which was stolen by giant mosquitoes. The cowboy uses his frozen sweat as ammunition for his rifle to kill the bear. | Appearing34 = **Featured Characters:** * Cowboy

| Notes = * Published by National Allied Newspaper Syndicate, Inc. * First issue for **Andy Handy** by Leo O'Mealia. * First issue for **Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers** under the new name, now written and drawn by Homer Fleming. * First issue for Sven Elven script and art on **Captain Quick**, after last issue's absence, replacing Jon L. Blummer. ** The Spanish captain's name, Velasquez, changes to Rodriguez New Comics Vol 1 5|next issue. * Per the lettering in his story's title, **Capt. Spiniker** is now spelled with one "n," and per page 2 panel 1, his first name is "George." * First and last *New Comics* issue for **Chubby** and **G. Wiz** by Harold Sherman, both feature continue in More Fun Comics Vol 1 10. * In **Castaway Island**, Dot's name is retconned to Sally. * First issue for **Dale Daring** by Dick Ryan. * First issue for **Goofo the Great** by Alger. * After this issue, **It`s A Dern Lie** by Robert Leffingwell moves to *Comics Magazine #1*, May 1936, published by Centaur_Publications#Comics_Magazine_Company|Centaur Publications, under its new title, *T'aint So*. ** At the same time, this feature continues with DC Comics in New Comics Vol 1 5, with Bill Patrick replacing Robert Leffingwell on the art. * Last DC issue for **J. Worthington Blimp** by Sheldon Mayer, which then moves to *Comics Magazine #1* May 1936, published by Centaur_Publications#Comics_Magazine_Company|Centaur Publications, for one episode, then ends. * First and last issue for **Jungle Boy** by Art Pinajian. * Last *New Comics* issue for **Just Suppose...** by Henry Kiefer, the feature continues in More Fun Comics Vol 1 10. * First issue for **Maginnis of the Mounties** by J. C. Leonard. * First issue for **Ol' Oz Bopp** by Alger. * First and last issue for **Ramblin' Jim** by Stan Randall. This episode is continued from More Fun Comics Vol 1 9, and is then continued into More Fun Comics Vol 1 10. * Absent this issue is *Ray and Gail* by Clem Gretter, which returns next issue. * Last issue for **Sara Lou Sunshine** by Emma C. McKean. * First issue for **Slim and Tex** by A. Leslie Ross. * First issue for **Stratosphere Special** by Serena Summerfield. * Last DC issue for **The Strange Adventures of Mr. Weed** by Sheldon Mayer, which ends in mid-continued-story, then moves to *Comics Magazine #1* May 1936, published by Centaur_Publications#Comics_Magazine_Company|Centaur Publications, for one more episode, then ends. * Also appearing in this issue of *New Comics* were: ** Introductory letter from "The Editors" ** "Book Shelf" (text article) by Carson Smith ** "Bugville" (two-page illustration) by Dick Ryan ** "Cartoon Corner" (illustrated article) by Stanley ** "Great Guns" (text story), by Captain E.R. Anthony ** "It's Magic" (text article), by Andrini the Great ** "Puzzle Page" by Don DeConn ** "Radio Dialer" (text article) by A.R. Lane ** "What Do You Think" (letters page) by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson ** "Worth-while Films to Watch For" (text article) by I.W. Magovern | Trivia = * First DC comic book issue to feature President Franklin D. Roosevelt). * This opening installment of "A Tale of Two Cities" covers Book One, Chapter One and part of Chapter Two. * Mary Partrick signs her *Inch* strip as "Deanie Partrick". * Alex Anthony Blum signs his *Vikings* strip as "Anthony". * Russell Cole signs his *Goofo the Great* and *Ol' Oz Bopp* strips as "Alger". * Art Pinajian signs his *Jungle Boy* strip as "Pingston". * This issue was not renewed for copyright after 28 years, effectively making its debut stories and characters public domain under United States law. | Recommended = | Links =

Creative credits

Writers: Mary Partrick, Robert Leffingwell, Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, Tom Cooper, Hal Sherman, Hal Sherman, Charles Dickens, Merna Gamble, Stan Randall, Billy Weston, Russell Cole, Ellis Edwards, Art Pinajian, A. Leslie Ross, Emma C. McKean, Homer Fleming, Henry Kiefer, Serena Summerfield, Rafael Astarita, Al Stahl, J.C. Leonard, Vincent Sullivan, Russell Cole, Sheldon Mayer, Tom Cooper, Robert Leffingwell, Harry Lewis, Sven Elven, Dick Ryan, Sheldon Mayer, Jerry Siegel

Interior art: Vincent Sullivan, Robert Leffingwell, Alex Anthony Blum, Tom Cooper, Hal Sherman, Hal Sherman, Merna Gamble, Stan Randall, Tom Cooper, Russell Cole, Ellis Edwards, Art Pinajian, A. Leslie Ross, Emma C. McKean, Homer Fleming, Henry Kiefer, Serena Summerfield, Leo O'Mealia, Rafael Astarita, Al Stahl, J.C. Leonard, Vincent Sullivan, Russell Cole, Sheldon Mayer, Tom Cooper, Robert Leffingwell, Harry Lewis, Sven Elven, Dick Ryan, Sheldon Mayer, Joe Shuster, Robert Leffingwell

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