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Issue #73
Sep 25, 1941
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A key issue noted for First appearance of Aquaman and First appearance of Green Arrow. More Fun Comics #73 was published by DC Comics on November 1, 1941, as part of a series that began in 1936. Gardner Fox and Jerry Siegel write, and art comes from Bernard Baily, Chad Grothkopf and Ed Moore. This 68-page issue features Aquaman, Green Arrow, Roy Harper, Uncle Sam and Spectre, among 19 characters catalogued on VerseDB.
Series
Issue Number
#73
Release Date
September 25, 1941
Cover Date
November 1941
Cover Price
$0.10
Page Count
68
Series Details
Publisher
Type
Regular Series
Status
Canceled
Run
1936 - 1947
Issues Count
121
Number
1
Genres
Comedy, Fantasy, Sports, Thriller, Drama, War, Historical, Mystery, Western, Anthro, Crime, Adventure, Superhero, Sci-Fi
Format
Standard
Original Language
English
Language
English
Gardner Fox
Writer
Jerry Siegel
Writer
Lorenzo Pieri
Writer
Mort Weisinger
Writer, Editor
Bernard Baily
Penciller, Inker, Letterer, Artist
Chad Grothkopf
Penciller, Inker, Letterer, Artist
George Papp
Penciller, Inker, Artist
Howard Sherman
Penciller, Inker, Letterer, Cover Artist, Artist
Ed Moore
Penciller
Fred Harman
Penciller, Inker
Paul Norris
Penciller, Inker
Stan Kaye
Penciller, Inker
Teams
Key Issue
- First appearance of Aquaman
- First appearance of Green Arrow
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