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Sources and characters created by
Bernard Dibble

195 sources Hit Comics #37 (Autumn 1945): "It's tough mindin' this silly kid..." Kid Eternity Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #1 (Spring 1946): "But I don't get it, Hinky!" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #2 (Summer 1946): "Hinky Dooly" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #3 (Autumn 1946): "Two Out" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #4 (Winter 1947): "Poor feller-- sleepin' out here on this cold day!" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #5 (Spring 1947): "Cheer Up, Hinky...Everybody's father can't be big and successful." Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #15 (May 1949): "Kitty's kid nephew is crazy about cowboys" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #16 (July 1949): "If I'm gonna put the bite on the folks for a car this summer, it behooves me to turn over a new leaf." Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #17 (Sep. 1949): "Faster!" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #18 (Nov. 1949): "Monday" Military Comics #36 (Feb. 1945): "Johnny Doughboy" National Comics National Comics #37 (Nov. 1943): "Salty Waters" National Comics #42 (May 1944): "I don't think I can last 'til morning, Salty!" National Comics #43 (Aug. 1944): "Well, thank goodness, we made land..." Police Comics Police Comics #17 (Mar. 1943): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #18 (Apr. 1943): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #19 (May 1943): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #20 (July 1943): "Okay, Drip -- you're next on this jiu jitsu instruction!" Police Comics #21 (Aug. 1943): "The poor sap!" Police Comics #22 (Sep. 1943): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #23 (Oct. 1943): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #24 (Nov. 1943): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #25 (Dec. 1943): "It sez here thet thuh private who caught thuh..." Police Comics #26 (Jan. 1944): "Letter from yer Gran'pap, Dewey!" Police Comics #35 (Oct. 1944): "Ah shor wish I was home right now!" Police Comics #36 (Nov. 1944): "Imagine any dame dating that!" Police Comics #37 (Dec. 1944): "Deer son Dewey--" Police Comics #38 (Jan. 1945): "Drip'll never make it this time!" Police Comics #39 (Feb. 1945): "Shucks! Why do I come to these places anyway?" Police Comics #40 (Mar. 1945): "It sez "Bring home some lonesome G.I. Joe"" Police Comics #41 (Apr. 1945): "Dear son Dewey... Bless yo' heart--" Police Comics #42 (May 1945): "War, Gentlemen, is a science-" Police Comics #43 (June 1945): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #44 (July 1945): "That Sar-jint is still pickin' on our Dewey!" Police Comics #45 (Aug. 1945): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #46 (Sep. 1945): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #47 (Oct. 1945): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #48 (Nov. 1945): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #49 (Dec. 1945): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #50 (Jan. 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #51 (Feb. 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #52 (Mar. 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #53 (Apr. 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #54 (May 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #55 (June 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #56 (July 1946): "Button your tunic, Drip!" Police Comics #57 (Aug. 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #58 (Sep. 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #59 (Oct. 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #60 (Nov. 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #61 (Dec. 1946): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #62 (Jan. 1947): "And the winner of Annual Skonk Holler Whisker Contest is..." Police Comics #65 (Apr. 1947): "And you say you know of a genuine echo mountain, Mr. Drip?" Police Comics #66 (May 1947): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #70 (Sep. 1947): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #83 (Oct. 1948): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #84 (Nov. 1948): "By mistake we drove our car off the main highway!" Police Comics #84 (Nov. 1948): "What ya doin', Paw?" Police Comics #85 (Dec. 1948): "Paw, heah comes that Gabe Gatfield wif' a flag o' truce!" Police Comics #85 (Dec. 1948): "See heah, Maw... Ah'm leavin' these parts fo' good!" Police Comics #86 (Jan. 1949): "Hmm... Paw fell asleep right by the new raddio!" Police Comics #86 (Jan. 1949): "Good lan', Paw! What happened to yuh while ah been away?" Police Comics #87 (Feb. 1949): "Yo'hadda fire twice, Paw.." Police Comics #87 (Feb. 1949): "Bosh! There nevuh was no b'yootiful gals in these hills like they show in these funny pitchers!" Police Comics #88 (Mar. 1949): "Y'ore a big league scout y'say..." Police Comics #88 (Mar. 1949): "Well thar be Eph Jorkins still trying to ride that mule o' his'n" Police Comics #90 (May 1949): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #92 (July 1949): "Dewey Drip" Police Comics #93 (Aug. 1949): "Peace---It's wonderful. Ain't it son?" Police Comics #95 (Oct. 1949): "Jonesy" The Spirit The Spirit #219 (8 Aug. 1944): "There's only one thing to do..." The Spirit #220 (13 Aug. 1944): "So ya see there I was with the ball on the forty yard line" The Spirit #221 (20 Aug. 1944): "Jonesy" The Spirit #222 (27 Aug. 1944): "Jonesy" The Spirit #223 (3 Sep. 1944): "Slugger' Jones...greatest hitter of all time!" The Spirit #224 (9 Sep. 1944): "Not another word!" The Spirit #225 (17 Sep. 1944): "Jonesy" The Spirit #226 (24 Sep. 1944): "Jonesy" The Spirit #227 (1 Oct. 1944): "Jonesy" The Spirit #228 (8 Oct. 1944): "Poor Jonesy's been brooding..." The Spirit #234 (19 Nov. 1944): "I'm sorry, sir -- it slipped!" The Spirit #235 (26 Nov. 1944): "Jonesy" The Spirit #236 (3 Dec. 1944): "Jonesy" The Spirit #237 (10 Dec. 1944): "Jonesy" The Spirit #238 (17 Dec. 1944): "Jonesy" The Spirit #239 (24 Dec. 1944): "Jonesy" The Spirit #240 (31 Dec. 1944): "What a movie that was!" The Spirit #241 (7 Jan. 1945): "How do you like that new professor?" The Spirit #242 (14 Jan. 1945): "Well! Only one collar button left in my hobby box--" The Spirit #243 (21 Jan. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #244 (28 Jan. 1945): "You know, Dad, I can actually feels signs of a beard!" The Spirit #245 (4 Feb. 1945): "Uncle Marvin! Uncle Marvin!" The Spirit #246 (11 Feb. 1945): "I gotta improve my wolf call!" The Spirit #247 (18 Feb. 1945): "Yep, I'm convinced now that Vilma never will love me!" The Spirit #253 (1 Apr. 1945): "While mom's out, I think I'll surprise her..." The Spirit #255 (15 Apr. 1945): "And above all Marvin, Don't do things halfway!" The Spirit #256 (22 Apr. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #265 (24 June 1945): "It's funny how in magazines and such they make all bathing girls beautiful" The Spirit #266 (1 July 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #268 (15 July 1945): "Eureka! Success!" The Spirit #269 (22 July 1945): "Wow! That was some story..." The Spirit #270 (29 July 1945): "I guess that's the longest walk we ever took, Jonesy..." The Spirit #271 (5 Aug. 1945): "I just gotta bone up on my algebra for this comin' school term!" The Spirit #272 (12 Aug. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #273 (19 Aug. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #274 (26 Aug. 1945): "Where are they?" The Spirit #275 (2 Sep. 1945): "Hmmm!" The Spirit #276 (9 Sep. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #278 (23 Sep. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #279 (30 Sep. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #280 (7 Oct. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #281 (14 Oct. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #282 (21 Oct. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #283 (28 Oct. 1945): "Jonesy" The Spirit #284 (4 Nov. 1945): "Aw, why go to that old grub gabble with those droops?" The Spirit #285 (11 Nov. 1945): "Jeepers!" The Spirit #286 (18 Nov. 1945): "I don't believe it!" The Spirit #287 (25 Nov. 1945): "Say, Ma..." The Spirit #288 (2 Dec. 1945): "I'm gonna start in right now quietly to earn myself a little Christmas money..." The Spirit #289 (9 Dec. 1945): "Y'mean you'd really like to sorta step out some evening, Uncle Pete?" The Spirit #290 (16 Dec. 1945): "I'm kind of proud of Marvin..." The Spirit #291 (23 Dec. 1945): "That new slick chick in class is coo-coo over poetry!" The Spirit #292 (30 Dec. 1945): "Yep, two more today..." The Spirit #293 (6 Jan. 1946): "Hey! What funny looking guys they put in these advertisements!" The Spirit #294 (13 Jan. 1946): "The question is -- how long should a man wait for a woman to call him up?" The Spirit #295 (20 Jan. 1946): "My orders are to have all male captives walk the plank..." The Spirit #296 (27 Jan. 1946): "You got any special type in mind, MIllicent?" The Spirit #297 (3 Feb. 1946): "Well I flunked the midterm French exam." The Spirit #298 (10 Feb. 1946): "Well, I passed that mathematics test." The Spirit #299 (17 Feb. 1946): "Yup, This is one part time job I know I can handle!" The Spirit #300 (24 Feb. 1946): "What a book!" The Spirit #301 (3 Mar. 1946): "Sigh" The Spirit #302 (10 Mar. 1946): "That pup costs only five bucks" The Spirit #303 (17 Mar. 1946): "Well if women don't like me so what?" The Spirit #304 (24 Mar. 1946): "If you can't go Gladys, I'll ask Angie" The Spirit #305 (31 Mar. 1946): "Here Dinny" The Spirit #306 (7 Apr. 1946): "Marvin!" The Spirit #307 (14 Apr. 1946): "There goes that dream dish, Orchid O'Malley!" The Spirit #308 (21 Apr. 1946): "Dad I'm awful worried about somethin' I did!" The Spirit #309 (28 Apr. 1946): "Swell day, but I oughta study next week's Algebra!" The Spirit #310 (5 May 1946): "It's sure great to see you after all these years, Bill!" The Spirit #311 (12 May 1946): "Gee, It's interesting to pick up one of these old baseball guides" The Spirit #312 (19 May 1946): "Giggles Gilhooley is a good kid" The Spirit #313 (26 May 1946): "Don't forget now, Mom" The Spirit #314 (2 June 1946): "Got Jones yet?" The Spirit #315 (9 June 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #316 (16 June 1946): "No meat or potatoes, Mom! I'll just toy with a pea or two and a bit of carrot, if you don't mind!" The Spirit #317 (23 June 1946): "There comes a time in every man's life" The Spirit #318 (30 June 1946): "Sorry! No suits in stock! Not even a vest!" The Spirit #319 (7 July 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #320 (14 July 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #321 (21 July 1946): "That does it!" The Spirit #322 (28 July 1946): "Oh, boy! Am I glad..." The Spirit #323 (4 Aug. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #324 (11 Aug. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #325 (18 Aug. 1946): "That new gal says she doesn't go for the stuffy businessman type!" The Spirit #326 (25 Aug. 1946): "Dad's holding down the boss's private office..." The Spirit #327 (1 Sep. 1946): "Yes...a cardigan jacket..." The Spirit #328 (8 Sep. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #329 (15 Sep. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #330 (22 Sep. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #331 (29 Sep. 1946): "Your folks said your bed time was eight" The Spirit #332 (6 Oct. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #333 (13 Oct. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #334 (20 Oct. 1946): "Here's your dad's bumbershoot, Jonesy..." The Spirit #335 (27 Oct. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #336 (3 Nov. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #337 (10 Nov. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #338 (17 Nov. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #339 (24 Nov. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #340 (1 Dec. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #341 (8 Dec. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #342 (15 Dec. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #343 (22 Dec. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #344 (29 Dec. 1946): "Jonesy" The Spirit #345 (5 Jan. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #346 (12 Jan. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #347 (19 Jan. 1947): "Now, fellows, to strengthen the hands..." The Spirit #348 (26 Jan. 1947): "Yep, Jonesy...I'm finally gonna do it..." The Spirit #349 (2 Feb. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #350 (9 Feb. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #351 (16 Feb. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #352 (23 Feb. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #353 (2 Mar. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #354 (9 Mar. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #355 (16 Mar. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #356 (23 Mar. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #357 (30 Mar. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #358 (6 Apr. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #359 (14 Apr. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #360 (20 Apr. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #361 (27 Apr. 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #362 (4 May 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #363 (11 May 1947): "Jonesy" The Spirit #364 (18 May 1947): "Y'know, Dad, I was just thinkin'..."

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