Slick Chick Comics #3 5.5

Slick Chick Comics #3 – Final Issue – Key Highlights

• Publisher: Leader Enterprises

• Publication Date: 1947

• Issue Number: Not specified

• Cover Artist: Not specified

• Interior Artists: Frank Little, Jerry Iger, and Ed Newman

• Writers: Not individually credited

• Genres: Teen Humor; Comedy

• Pages: 32

• Original Cover Price: $0.10

• Format: Full Color

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  Final Issue

  of the series

   

🔥 Key Significance

• Features good-girl artwork by Frank Little, a defining visual element of this 1940s teen-comedy title.

• Includes a Western-themed adventure in which Tiny and Sox visit Tiny's uncle's ranch, leading to a bit of jealousy when Tiny ropes a handsome cowhand.

• Features a humorous birthday-party mishap when Tiny's friends arrive for a surprise celebration while she is still in her underwear.

• Includes a story by comics legend Jerry Iger featuring Pee Wee and his pet giraffe.

• Marks the final issue of the series.

📖 Story Highlights

• Tiny: “At the Beach” – A teen-comedy feature.

• Tiny: “W” – Tiny and Sox head West to visit Tiny's uncle's ranch. Sox becomes jealous when Tiny ropes a handsome cowhand.

• Tiny – Birthday Party Story – Tiny's friends gather at her house for a surprise birthday party, only to discover that she is still in her underwear.

• Pee Wee – Pee Wee rents his pet giraffe to circus owner John Dingaling in a story by Jerry Iger.

• Kid Dixon – Additional humor feature.

• Sandy – Additional humor feature.

• Itchy the Terror – Additional humor feature.

• Burpy and the Boss – Additional humor feature.

📌 Additional Details

• Creative Contributors: Frank Little, Jerry Iger, and Ed Newman.

• Artwork: Frank Little's good-girl art is a notable part of the comic's presentation.

• Series History: This 1947 publication is the final issue of the Tiny series.

Tiny delivers a mix of teenage comedy, playful romance, and outrageous humor, with Frank Little's artwork and Jerry Iger's contribution adding particular interest to this final issue.