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Target Comics#1 [67]
Cover: Mel Cummin

Target Comics #1 [67]

Mar 1946 · Novelty / Premium / Curtis · 0.10 USD
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In "The Ski Lodge," Brickbat and Sidekick attempt a spooky prank on Spec and Sis in the creaky old Pinchpenny's house, only to find themselves outwitted when the duo uncovers a hidden cache of money—and a surprising one percent reward. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Jack Warren, this 1946 novelty comic delivers a lighthearted caper with a twist, all rendered in crisp, expressive style. The cover by Mel Cummin captures the eerie charm of the scene, perfectly framing the mischief at hand.

Contains 9 stories
The Ski Lodge
9 pp · Adventure
Kit CarterDan MerryHal MasonMary LarchmontMr. LarchmontCharlieVILLAIN: Bert Bailey
Ghosts
5.5 pp · Adventure
SpecSpot: SisBrickbatSidekick

In a spooky twist of mischief, Brickbat and Sidekick don disguises as ghosts to scare Spec and Sis in the creaky old Pinchpenny’s house—only to find themselves outsmarted when the duo uncovers the hidden money and claims a one percent reward.

The Man Who Stole the Daumont Crest!
7 pp · Adventure
The Chameleon [Pete Stockbridge]RagsyRoger FaustVILLAINS: DarrelJoeMike
Fish..
0.5 pp · Humor
Billy
Tarred and Feathered
6 pp · Adventure
Dan'l FlannelUncle DudBeulah BelleBiceps Hedgesleeve
Untitled Adventure story
6 pp · Adventure
The Target [Niles Reed]the Targeteers [Dave BrownTom Foster]
Targetoons
1 pp · Humor
The Mutiny
6 pp · Adventure
CharlieMerkin
Free Ice Cream
2 pp · Children
DinkHermeyBeansie

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker, letterer Jack Warren
cover pencils, inks Mel Cummin

Reprints

Reprinted in Thrilling Crime Cases #42 (1950)

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