Fawcett, Quality, and Timely were the writer's publishers this month. The true crime story I can't track down was paid at the same rate as the Human Torch stories, so might be in a Timely comic.
Bold indicates my additions (Woolfolk didn't enter the publication data of the stories, which is our interest now). Possibly the Timely editors saw the writing on the wall (by 1949 they'd stop publishing the superheroes) and started adjusting scripts to fit any upcoming slots—not only cutting script pages but reworking characters into others. Woolfolk wrote the additional 3 pages of the Kid Eternity script next month.
October 1947 Comic Book Scripts by William Woolfolk
7 pg | True Crime | seeress of murder |
7 | Ibis | glacier man |
"The Glacier Man" Whiz 98, June/48 | ||
5 | Swing Sisson | maestro of murder |
"The Maestro of Murder" Feature 125, Aug/48 | ||
15 | Captain Triumph | gossip columnist |
"Gossip Leads to Murder" Crack 56, Aug/48 | ||
12 | Human Torch | young prize-fighter |
[unpublished?] | ||
9 | Marvel Family | family of the future |
"The Family of the Future" MF 24, June/48 | ||
11 | Kid Eternity | hole in the sky |
14 | "The Hole in the Sky" KE 10, July/48 | |
12 | Human Torch | gossip columnist |
8 | as Sub-Mariner | "Terror of the Tattler" Blonde Phantom 18, July/48 |
8 | Captain Marvel | time kidnappers |
"The Kidnappers" Whiz 98, June/48 | ||
9 | Tom Mix | the fighting schoolmarm |
"The Fighting Schoolmarm" Wow 67, June/48 | ||
12 | Human Torch | meets the Gambler |
10 | "He Gambled on Death" HT 31, July/48 | |
11 | Plastic Man | meets the Riverman |
"Riverman" PM 12, July/48 | ||
10 | Human Torch | the Gay Blade |
"Gay Blade of Terror" All Winners 1, Aug/48 |
Wonder if that "young prize-fighter" story could have been converted into the 8-page Captain America story, "The Singer Who Wanted to Fight", in CAPTAIN AMERICA #67 (July 1948)?
ReplyDeleteI didn't consider that story, but now that I have looked at it, I don't think so; the climax of the hero getting into the ring for the young man seems like the springboard for a Cap story to begin with, not a sequence substituted for the Torch's flame powers.
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