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• Donna
  ...e Minstrel Who Sang of Death!" story of comic book All Top Comics #17 (May 1949). She despises emotionally disturbed fellow singer [[Boris]], who is obsess [[Category:1949]]
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• Woodland Boy
  ...leo-style, in the Midnight story of comic book ''Smash Comics'' #82 (April 1949). [[Category:1949]]
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• The Minstrel
  *[[The Minstrel (Doll Man)]], comic book villain, 1949
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• Castle
  ...g Sisson]] story "Trumpet Call of Death," in ''Feature Comics'' #135 (June 1949). This mysterious, quiet stranger turns up regularly to listen to Swing Sis [[Category:1949]]
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• Category:Love Diary
  ...ng-running romance comic book that was published by Orbit-Wanted from July 1949 to October 1955, and then by Charlton from October 1958 to December 1976.
  21 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 14:08, 25 May 2022
• Equo
  ..."The Singing Donkey" story of comic book ''Captain Marvel Jr.'' #71 (March 1949). He's the singing donkey. Formerly an ordinary,fruit-cart-pulling, non-sin [[Category:1949]]
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• Peter Pizzicatto
  ...f the Pachyderms" story of comic book ''Nyoka the Jungle Girl'' #29 (March 1949). He's referred to as a "brilliant young composer" despite his head full of [[Category:1949|Pizzicatto, Peter]]
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• Boris
  ...e Minstrel Who Sang of Death!" story of comic book All Top Comics #17 (May 1949). He's obsessed with his fellow singer, [[Donna]], who despises him. They q [[Category:1949]]
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• WXBC
  ...er Midnight in ''[https://www.comics.org/series/123/ Smash Comics]'' (1939-1949). He was a knock off of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirit_(comics) The
  628 bytes (90 words) - 06:32, 17 June 2019
• Fremont Frog
  ...zen appearances in funny animal comic book ''Giggle Comics'', from 1946 to 1949.
  470 bytes (59 words) - 12:19, 8 December 2018
• Willie Butternut
  ...ries ''[https://www.comics.org/series/14340/ Ozzie and Babs]'' #8 (January 1949). He's a rival to high school clarinetist [[Blowhard McDuff]] in a statewid *[http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=16629 ''Ozzie and Babs'' #8 (January 1949)]
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• The Mystery Singer
  ...m the "Singing Swindle!" story of comic book ''Smash Comics'' #85 (October 1949). [[Category:1949|Mystery Singer]]
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• Rita Gaige
  ...y of Harvey Comics' romance comic book ''First Love Illustrated'' #3 (June 1949). She sings for the New York big band/dance band [[Duke Dyler's Band]] and [[Category:1949|Gaige, Rita]]
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• Jazzbo
  ...'s Trumpeter" story of Fawcett comic book ''Captain Marvel Jr.'' #75 (July 1949). When his gang and office are busted up by Captain Marvel Junior, he takes [[Category:1949]]
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• Fred Stevens
  ...y was also adapted for radio (1940) and television (1949 and 1974). In the 1949 version, Jack Lemmon played Fred Stevens.
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• Duke Dyler's Band
  ...y of Harvey Comics' romance comic book ''First Love Illustrated'' #3 (June 1949). Leader Dyler is a pianist. [[Category:1949]]
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• Sherry Bowen
  ...y of Harvey Comics' romance comic book ''First Love Illustrated'' #3 (June 1949). [[Category:1949|Bowen, Sherry]]
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• Danny MacGregor
  ...as written in the 1950s, but not published until 1996. The novel is set in 1949, in the fictional Western North Carolina town of Carolina City.
  893 bytes (127 words) - 14:06, 30 December 2020
• Richard Ennis
  ...autobiographical novel ''A Vision of Battlements''. Burgess wrote it circa 1949, but it was not published until his later successes, in 1965.
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• Frank Remley
  ...''The Jack Benny Program,'' but was voiced by a different actor. Then, in 1949, Benny jumped ship to CBS, taking the rights to the Remley name. So they ju
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