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Cover: Sheldon Mayer
Sugar & Spike #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "How They Began (A Request Number)," Jack Schiff and Bob Brown explore the wonder of human curiosity through a quiet, thoughtful tale that celebrates observation and learning. A 1958 gem with clean, expressive art by Bob Brown and bold lettering by Ira Schnapp, the story is wrapped in a striking cover by Sheldon Mayer, capturing the era’s timeless charm.
Contains 7 stories
How They Began (A Request Number)
Doll-Boy and the Boy Dolly
Untitled Humor story
The Picnic
Scribbly's Cartoon Corner
Spike Rebels
The Eating Machine
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Raw (VG) $90
CGC 8.5 · 1 in census $210*
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CGC 5.0 · 1 in census $63
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CGC 4.0 · 1 in census $53
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Sugar And Spike (1958) # 16 Silver Age Era • DC National Comics • Doll Boy • $35.22 DC - SUGAR & SPIKE (1956-71) #16 - Grade 5.0 - Comic Book $111
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writer, artist, inker Sheldon Mayer
cover pencils, inks Sheldon Mayer
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