Digital Comic Museum - Treasure Chest v12 010


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This Treasure Chest comic was originally sourced from The Catholic University of America Archives. I have cropped, cleaned up and enhanced it using some or all of the following: XnView for Windows (great freeware program), MS Paint and Office 2010. When the Archive pages are of poor quality, which averages about 3-4 pages a comic, I have replaced with pages from my collection, providing I have a copy that will not be damaged due to scanning.

Volume: #12, Issue: #10 [216]
Published: January 17, 1957, Price: [none], Pages: 36, Editing: Joseph G. Schaller (editor); Richard J. Voelkel (associate editor); Victor Keuping (art director); Carl Beachum (copy editor)
Color: Color Dimensions: Standard Golden Age U.S., Later Standard Silver Age U.S., Later Still Standard Modern Age U.S. Paper Stock: Glossy Cover; Newsprint Interior Binding: Saddle-stitched Publishing Format: Was Ongoing Series

Comic Contents:

Cover (1 page)

Activity (1 page)
Featuring:	Treasure Chest's Fun Page
Credits:	Script: Milt Hammer (signed) \| Pencils: Milt Hammer (signed) \| Inks: Milt Hammer (signed)

Comic Story (5 pages)
Featuring:	The Year of Our Lord
Credits:	Pencils: Patty Karch \| Inks: Patty Karch

Comic Story (6 pages)
Featuring:	Citizenizing Syd
Credits:	Pencils: Bill Martin \| Inks: Bill Martin

Comic Story (6 pages)	The Champ Goes to Sea!
Featuring:	The Champ
Credits:	Script: Captain Frank Moss \| Pencils: Frank Borth \| Inks: Frank Borth

Comic Story (6 pages)
Featuring:	Chuck White
Credits:	Script: Francis Taylor \| Pencils: Paul Karch (signed) \| Inks: Paul Karch (signed) \| Colours: ??

Text Story (3 pages)	Turtle Bay
Credits:	Script: Justin Denzel \| Pencils: Bill Martin \| Inks: Bill Martin

Text Article (6 pages)
Featuring:	What's in Outer Space?
Credits:	Script: John Green \| Pencils: Paul Zender \| Inks: Paul Zender

Comic Story (1 page)
Featuring:	Hannibal Bear
Synopsis:	Hannibal spends so much time reading from the 'Joys of Bird Watching' that a bird begins writing the 'Joys of Bear Watching' in retaliation.
Genre:	Humor Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
Characters:	Hannibal Bear

The data in the above section is courtesy of the Grand Comics Database™ under a Creative Commons Attribution License.