The first "Fuddy and Bustle" story (on the September 1945 records) appeared in Mad Hatter 2, the swan song of Woolfolk's company OW; there's no payment noted for this one. EC didn't pick up that series.
"Billy Boy's Fancy," on the other hand, was paid for, but at less than the usual companies' rates; I have no idea where or if it appeared.
June 1946 Comic Book Scripts by William Woolfolk
10 pg | Freddy Firefly | invasion of the bees |
[untitled] Animal Fables 3, Spr/47 | ||
7 | Danny Demon | mysterious Mr. Fiend |
[untitled] AF 3, Spr/47 | ||
7 | Korky Kangroo | the old witch |
[untitled] AF 4, Sum/47 | ||
7 | Rusty the Lonesome Train | lonely train |
[untitled] AF 7, Nov-Dec/47 | ||
7 | Young Allies | mayor for a day |
"Terror at Twilight" Marvel Mystery 83, July/47 | ||
6 | Hector the Inspector | most conceited crook |
[untitled] AF 3, Spr/47 | ||
5 | Aesop Fables | hare & tortoise, ant & grasshopper |
3 | "The Hare and the Tortoise" AF 3, Spr/47 | |
2 | "The Ant and the Grasshopper" AF 3, Spr/47 | |
6 | Billy Boy's Fancy | loses his merry go round horse |
14 | Railroader Ray | building a tunnel |
7 | Young Allies | the Crossbow |
[unpublished] | ||
7 | Fuddy & Bustle | in a haunted house |
[unpublished] |
I'm thinking that Railroader Ray might have been a filler strip in MODEL RAILROADER, but without documentation we'll never know.
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