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Puzzle-Fun Comics #2

Jan 1946 · George W. Dougherty Publishing Company · 0.10 USD
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Puzzle-Fun Comics #2 is an anthology of puzzles and games designed for reader participation. Featured puzzles include a word-fill game titled "Juggling Act" where Scarecrow Sam tosses letters into blanks on a board to form words both horizontally and vertically; "Crack Shot" and "Crosswords," a large crossword puzzle framed by skeleton guards; "Amazing Artillery Practice," a dot-connecting game involving King Hokum's Royal Grenadier Artillery Battalion shooting in four straight lines; "A Pictorial Enigma," which asks readers to identify a 17-letter story title by Nathaniel Hawthorne from illustrated objects; and "A Historical Quiz" where Professor Buzzwuz poses a question about a monogram related to the American Revolutionary War.

writer, artist, inker George Carlson · cover George Carlson

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writer, artist, inker George Carlson
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