Primary Sources Indexed
Sources and characters created by
Paul Gustavson

160 sources Action Comics (vol. 1) #5 (Oct. 1938): "The Diddle Family" Adventure Comics (vol. 1) #48 (Mar. 1940): "The Diddle Family" All Humor Comics All Humor Comics #1 (Spring 1946): "Uncle Fuddly" All Humor Comics #2 (Summer 1946): "Say - I wonder if Doc Tobbin was sore at me" All Humor Comics #3 (Autumn 1946): "Elmer... d-don't!" All Humor Comics #4 (Winter 1946): "If this is all the thanks I get for helping him out ... I'm glad I did!" All Humor Comics #5 (Spring 1947): "All right... so I was a little wrong!" All Humor Comics #6 (Summer 1947): "I get everything I do all balled up!" All Humor Comics #7 (Autumn 1947): "One of those days when something just has to go wrong!" All Humor Comics #8 (Winter 1947): "Heavens t' Betsy!" All Humor Comics #9 (Spring 1948): "Parson Perkemer... I thought that was you!" All Humor Comics #10 (Summer 1948): "I know! I should look through keyholes..." All Humor Comics #11 (Autumn 1948): "I'll find it!" All Humor Comics #12 (Winter 1948): "Come back, Fuddly" All Humor Comics #13 (Spring 1949): "I hear that Will Dabble is dyeing!" All Humor Comics #14 (Summer 1949): "Don't look so innocent, you big lummox!" All Humor Comics #15 (Aug. 1949): "Uncle Fuddly, I hereby make you an honorary member of the Gabby Girls' Society!" All Humor Comics #16 (Oct. 1949): "The boy stood on the burning deck ...ouch!" All Humor Comics #17 (Dec. 1949): "Heavens t' Betsy! This love stuff is dangerous!" All Winners Comics #1 (Summer 1941): "The Case of the Mad Gargoyle" Amazing Mystery Funnies (vol. 2) #7 (July 1939): "Fantom of the Fair" The Barker #1 (Autumn 1946): "Gawrsh! The big city's sure 'nuf big!" Batman (vol. 1) #1 (Spring 1940): "Major Bigsbe an' Botts" Blackhawk Blackhawk (vol. 1) #46 (Nov. 1951): "Dinosaur Hunter" Blackhawk (vol. 1) #58 (Nov. 1952): "Chop Chop in New York" Broadway Romances #5 (Sep. 1950): "Wrong Kind of Girl" Campus Loves Campus Loves #3 (Apr. 1950): "Highest Bidder" Campus Loves #5 (Aug. 1950): "Men Were My Guinea Pigs" Candy #1 (Autumn 1947): "Reeet!" Crack Comics (vol. 1) #1 (May 1940): "The Sign of the Cricket" Diary Loves Diary Loves #8 (Mar. 1951): "The Desolate Heart" Diary Loves #11 (June 1951): "Born to Kill" Feature Comics Feature Comics #32 (May 1940): "The Insurance Murder Plot" Feature Comics #37 (Oct. 1940): "The Horse Race to Save Boyville" Feature Comics #45 (June 1941): "Enter: The Boyville Brigadiers" Feature Comics #46 (July 1941): "Scoring Against the Saboteurs" Forbidden Love #4 (Sep. 1950): "Brimstone Kisses" Funny Pages (vol. 2) #10 (Sep. 1938): "Arrow" Heart Throbs Heart Throbs #1 (Aug. 1949): "Double Masquerade" Heart Throbs #4 (Feb. 1950): "I Would Do Anything For Money" Heart Throbs #8 (Oct. 1950): "Snare of Kisses" Hollywood Secrets #5 (July 1950): "Primitive Passions" Kid Eternity Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #9 (Spring 1948): "Due to their intolerable and aggressive provocations..." Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #10 (July 1948): "COFUP For Charity" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #11 (Sep. 1948): "Grandmother Mayhem" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #12 (Nov. 1948): "Juvenile Delinquency" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #13 (Jan. 1949): "The Shakespearean Uplift Society" Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #14 (Mar. 1949): "Swampy Acres" Liberty Scouts Comics #2 (June 1941): "Man of War" Love Confessions #4 (Apr. 1950): "Helpless Helen" Love Letters Love Letters #1 (Nov. 1949): "The Caged Heart" Love Letters #3 (Mar. 1950): "I Was a Waterfront Girl" Love Letters #8 (Apr. 1951): "By-Line to Happiness" Man of War #2 (Jan. 1942): "Man of War" Marvel Comics #1 (Oct. 1939): "The Angel" Marvel Mystery Comics Marvel Mystery Comics #2 (Dec. 1939): "The Treasure of Alano" Marvel Mystery Comics #3 (Jan. 1940): "The Voodoo Sacrifice" Marvel Mystery Comics #4 (Feb. 1940): "Butch the Giant" Marvel Mystery Comics #8 (June 1940): "The Captive in the Cabin" Marvel Mystery Comics #10 (Aug. 1940): "The Ghouls of the Blue Ridge Mountains" Marvel Mystery Comics #13 (Nov. 1940): "The Murder of Happy Norton" Marvel Mystery Comics #14 (Dec. 1940): "The Synthetic Diamonds" Marvel Mystery Comics #17 (Mar. 1941): "War Against a Werewolf" Marvel Mystery Comics #26 (Dec. 1941): "The Case of the Armless Tiger Man" Marvel Mystery Comics #27 (Jan. 1942): "Death Rings the Bell!" Mystic Comics (vol. 1) #5 (Mar. 1941): "The Tempest" Police Comics Police Comics #1 (Aug. 1941): "The Origin of the Human Bomb" Police Comics #2 (Sep. 1941): "Evil on Calona Island" Police Comics #3 (Oct. 1941): "The Purple Mist" Police Comics #4 (Nov. 1941): "The U-Boat Battle" Police Comics #5 (Dec. 1941): "The Phony Murder of Col. Stanford" Police Comics #6 (Jan. 1942): "The Black Vanguards" Police Comics #7 (Feb. 1942): "The Phony Human Bomb" Police Comics #8 (Mar. 1942): "Smashing the Submarine" Police Comics #9 (May 1942): "Adventure in Argentina" Police Comics #10 (July 1942): "Adventure in Argentina, Part 2" Police Comics #11 (Sep. 1942): "The Flute of Destruction" Police Comics #12 (Oct. 1942): "The Liebestraum Code" Police Comics #13 (Nov. 1942): "The Living Dead of Skull Valley" Police Comics #14 (Dec. 1942): "Mr. Chameleon" Police Comics #15 (Jan. 1943): "Introducing Hustace Throckmorton" Police Comics #16 (Feb. 1943): "Jitterbug Jeopardy" Police Comics #17 (Mar. 1943): "Olaf Olson and Lars Larson" Police Comics #18 (Apr. 1943): "The Three Mosquitoes" Police Comics #19 (May 1943): "Aunt Sofie's Haunted House" Police Comics #20 (July 1943): "The Ferry Boat's Tale" Police Comics #21 (Aug. 1943): "Introducing the Bombadiers" Police Comics #22 (Sep. 1943): "The Dog and the Bombardier" Police Comics #31 (June 1944): "Stand By For Action" Police Comics #32 (July 1944): "Often a Bomb, Never a Dud" Police Comics #33 (Aug. 1944): "He Really Crashes the Party" Police Comics #34 (Sep. 1944): "The Robber Baron" Police Comics #35 (Oct. 1944): "Lucille's Robots" Police Comics #36 (Nov. 1944): "Beware the Human Bomb" Police Comics #37 (Dec. 1944): "Diamonds and the Volcano" Police Comics #38 (Jan. 1945): "Three Bombs at the Ball" Police Comics #39 (Feb. 1945): "Hustace and the Butcher Boys" Police Comics #40 (Mar. 1945): "The Hand of Justice" Police Comics #41 (Apr. 1945): "The Paralyzer Ray" Police Comics #42 (May 1945): "Mortgage Melodrama" Police Comics #43 (June 1945): "The Shrimp, the Dog, and the Diamonds" Police Comics #44 (July 1945): "The Sea Serpent" Police Comics #45 (Aug. 1945): "The Taxi Cab Jinx" Police Comics #46 (Sep. 1945): "Jim Gordon Goes Straight" Police Comics #47 (Oct. 1945): "The Plot to Kidnap Roy Lincoln" Police Comics #48 (Nov. 1945): "The Human Bomb Turns Crook?" Police Comics #49 (Dec. 1945): "The Dress Shop Debacle" Police Comics #50 (Jan. 1946): "Hustace and the Pirates" Police Comics #51 (Feb. 1946): "Lennarth's Return" Police Comics #52 (Mar. 1946): "The Revenge of Julienne Drew" Police Comics #53 (Apr. 1946): "Caverns of Crime" Police Comics #54 (May 1946): "Infatuation" Police Comics #55 (June 1946): "Arson at the Cripick Mansion" Police Comics #56 (July 1946): "Fire in the Sky" Police Comics #57 (Aug. 1946): "The Televised Murder" Police Comics #58 (Sep. 1946): "The Formez Robbery, Take Two" Police Comics #59 (Oct. 1946): "Goodnatured?" Police Comics #60 (Nov. 1946): "In the Doghouse" Police Comics #61 (Dec. 1946): "Housemaid's Knees" Police Comics #62 (Jan. 1947): "But, Miggs--the doctor said I should take your temperature at once!" Police Comics #63 (Feb. 1947): "Mother-in-Law Goes Ice Skating" Police Comics #64 (Mar. 1947): "The Poetry Luncheon" Police Comics #65 (Apr. 1947): "And don't forget to figure in an extra two dollars..." Police Comics #66 (May 1947): "The Telephone Set" Police Comics #68 (July 1947): "The Bison Initiation" Police Comics #69 (Aug. 1947): "Mother-In-Law Makes Up" Police Comics #70 (Sep. 1947): "The Gopher Gulch Movie" Police Comics #71 (Oct. 1947): "The Treasure Hunt" Police Comics #72 (Nov. 1947): "King Yog's Visit" Police Comics #73 (Dec. 1947): "Horsing Around" Police Comics #74 (Jan. 1948): "Honeybun the Pirate" Police Comics #75 (Feb. 1948): "Knights to You" Police Comics #76 (Mar. 1948): "The Pie Duel" Police Comics #77 (Apr. 1948): "Lord Dripley Fritt" Police Comics #78 (May 1948): "Bratting" Police Comics #79 (June 1948): "A Contract With Grumply" Police Comics #80 (July 1948): "Vacation in California" Police Comics #81 (Aug. 1948): "The Haunted House" Police Comics #82 (Sep. 1948): "The Concert Pianist" Police Comics #83 (Oct. 1948): "The Wallpaper War" Police Comics #84 (Nov. 1948): "Getting Her Goat" Police Comics #85 (Dec. 1948): "The Genuine Imitation" Police Comics #86 (Jan. 1949): "The Society Luncheon" Police Comics #87 (Feb. 1949): "The Second Honeymoon" Police Comics #88 (Mar. 1949): "Surprise Package" Range Romances Range Romances #1 (Dec. 1949): "Gunsmoke Heartbreak" Range Romances #2 (Feb. 1950): "Honky Tonk Girl" Range Romances #3 (Apr. 1950): "Canyon of Betrayal" Range Romances #5 (Aug. 1950): "Darling of the Cavalry" Smash Comics Smash Comics #8 (Mar. 1940): "Mission in the Amazon Jungle" Smash Comics #13 (Aug. 1940): "The Origin of Magno" Smash Comics #14 (Sep. 1940): "The Electric Paralyzer Ray" Smash Comics #18 (Jan. 1941): "Men Into Monsters" Smash Comics #22 (May 1941): "Mrs. Van Cornish's Bequest" The Sub-Mariner Comics The Sub-Mariner Comics #1 (Spring 1941): "The House of Horror" Sub-Mariner Comics #2 (Summer 1941): "Slaves of the Python" Sub-Mariner Comics #4 (Winter 1941): "Death's Merry-Go-Round!" Untamed Love Untamed Love #2 (Mar. 1950): "I Was More Than a Secretary" Untamed Love #3 (May 1950): "I Was a Harem Girl" Untamed Love #5 (Sep. 1950): "Streak of Badness"

31 characters Character Name # app. w=writer a=artist d=director Jean Adams 5 a, w Major Adams 1 a, w Alababa 12 a, w The Angel (Thomas Halloway) 129 a Armless Tiger Man (Hertz) 5 a, w The Arrow (Ralph Payne) 17 a Baldy 1 a, w The Black Vanguards 1 a, w Boyville Brigadiers 0 a, w Fritz 1 a, w Uncle Fuddly 17 a, w Gravestone 2 a, w Honeybun 20 a, w Human Bomb impostor 1 a, w Human Bomb (Roy Lincoln) 116 a, w Jester (Chuck Lane) 9 a, w Professor B. Lincoln 2 a, w Magno, the Magnetic Man (Tom Dalton) 13 a, w Man of War (Clay Carter) 25 a Narmi 1 w Wanda Poole 1 a, w The Python (Emil Cullen) 2 w Riker 1 a, w Rollman 1 a, w The Sacred One 1 a The Spider (Tom Hallaway) 40 a, w unnamed Axis consul 1 a, w unnamed German base commander 1 a, w unnamed newsboy 1 a, w unnamed submarine captain 1 a, w unnamed White House pageboy infiltrator 1 a, w

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