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Comics on Parade #24

Jan 1941 · L. Miller & Son
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Comics on Parade #24 is an anthology issue featuring multiple comic strips and features. The visible stories include "Jazzier" by Frank Squier, a humorous strip about theater seating; "El Salvador," a historical feature about stamps commemorating Father Delgado; and "Unbelievable—But True" by Frank N. Ernest, which presents factual oddities such as Julius Caesar receiving nine warnings of his death and Ted Wright's 1928 roller-skate journey from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 319 hours. The issue also contains numerous stamp collecting advertisements and various comic strips listed on the cover including Tailspin Tommy, Captain and the Kids, and Tarzan.

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