These scripts sold to DC, Orbit, and Lev Gleason.
One of the romance stories and the Buster Crabbe I couldn't track down. UPDATE: I found the Prescription for Happiness long after posting. The Buster Crabbe I found after darkmark suggested "Case of the Radioactive Tiger," but Woolfolk notes writing that one next month.
In addition to listing his comic book scripts in the records;book, William Woolfolk has been noting progress on writing his first novel, and this month he finishes it. The Naked Hunter will be published as a paperback original by Popular Library in 1954.
September 1953 Comic Book Scripts by William Woolfolk
12 pg | Superboy | Clark Kent, juvenile delinquent |
"Clark Kent—Toughie" Adventure 197, Feb/54 | ||
7 | Buster Crabbe | matches wits with escaped convicts in the jungle |
"The Jungle of Death" BC 2, Apr/54 | ||
3 | Prescription for Happiness | city gal loves farm boy |
[untitled PFH] Love Diary 40, Feb/54 | ||
6 | Love on Wheels | a hot car racing addict |
"Love on Wheels" Love Journal 23, Mar/54 | ||
10 | We Kissed by Moonlight | her guy has a beautiful Mexican sweetheart |
L Diary or L Journal or [unpubl] | ||
6 | Don't Marry That Man | rodeo rider & a gal who wants a different sort of guy |
"Don't Marry That Man" L Diary 40, Feb/54 | ||
12 | Superboy | Alex Jones, demon reporter |
"The Demon Reporter" Superboy 31, Mar/54 |
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ReplyDeleteI changed my mind. The Buster Crabbe story is "Strange Case of the Radioactive Tiger" in BUSTER CRABBE #3. The artist is Mort Leav and the dialogue contains Woolfolk's trademark "Good Glory!" We have a match.
ReplyDeleteWoolfolk will write "Radioactive Tiger" in October. I just now found "Jungle of Death" in looking to recheck "Tiger," since Comic Book Plus has BC #2 entered as #3 and vice versa.
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