Woolfolk averaged 120 or so pages of scripts a month, I'd estimate, hitting 202 pages in November 1945. After this month's uncharacteristically low 44 pages he'll work his way back to over 120 a month.
These stories sold to Timely and Parents, and again one was meant for his short-lived own company OW—the eventual payment wasn't recorded this month—but published by EC.
And "Party Line" netted $15 a page, when the best price from the usual publishers was $10, so I suspect it was for a promotional giveaway comic.
July 1946 Comic Book Scripts by William Woolfolk
| 8 pg | Party Line | |
| 12 | Freddy Firefly | ego exchanger |
| "Freddy Firefly Meets Professor Mantis" Animal Fables 4, Sum/47 | ||
| 9 | Blonde Phantom | rocket atom bombs |
| "Skyride to Doom" [Chapter I] BP 12, Win/47 | ||
| 6 | Dig Bailey | salvage of racing yacht |
| "Salvage of the Santa Maria" Calling All Boys 10, Mar/47 | ||
| 9 | Blonde Phantom | rocket atom bombs |
| "Chapter II Skyride to Doom" BP 12, Win/47 |

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