ANALOGS
Wife of Joe DiMaggio analog is technically a Dorothy Arnold analog (Pep Comics 007, 1940)
REAL
Adventures throughout the Western US (The Funnies 030, 1939)
BERGEN, EDGAR AND CHARLIE MCCARTHY
REAL
Attends the premiere of Kayo Ward's movie (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
Appears in a Hollywood crowd scene in the "King Archie O'Toole" humour strip (Smash Comics 011, 1940)
OTHER
Hollywood handprints signed by "Joe E. Frown" (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
REAL
Appears in a Hollywood crowd scene in the "King Archie O'Toole" humour strip (Smash Comics 011, 1940)
STAND-INS
As "Harly Shaplyn" (Blue Ribbon Comics 006, 1940)
STAND-INS
Autograph hunter gets a "Cary Trooper" (Speed Comics 009, 1940)
REAL
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
REAL
Appears in a big Hollywood crowd scene (Famous Funnies 006, 1935)
REAL
Appears in a Hollywood crowd scene in the "King Archie O'Toole" humour strip (Smash Comics 011, 1940)
REAL
Attends the premiere of Kayo Ward's movie (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
Appears in a Hollywood crowd scene in the "King Archie O'Toole" humour strip (Smash Comics 011, 1940)
STAND-INS
As "Stark Brable" (Blue Ribbon Comics 005, 1940)
Autograph hunter gets a "Glark Cable" (Speed Comics 009, 1940)
REAL
Appears in a big Hollywood crowd scene (Famous Funnies 006, 1935)
Appears in a Hollywood crowd scene in the "King Archie O'Toole" humour strip (Smash Comics 011, 1940)
STAND-INS
As "Sam Wyngold" (Blue Ribbon Comics 006, 1940)
Goldwyn lookalike referred to only as "Sam" (Speed Comics 010, 1940)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
As himself but also as an Old West lawman (Master Comics 006, 1940)
STAND-INS
"Goris Barloff" suspected of being the Hunchback of Hollywood (Captain America Comics 003, 1941)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
Appears in a Hollywood crowd scene in the "King Archie O'Toole" humour strip (Smash Comics 011, 1940)
REAL
Appears in a Hollywood crowd scene in the "King Archie O'Toole" humour strip (Smash Comics 011, 1940)
REAL
Appears in a Hollywood crowd scene in the "King Archie O'Toole" humour strip (Smash Comics 011, 1940)
OTHER
Likeness used for generic comedy character (Star Comics 010, 1938)
MISC CROWD SCENES
Big Hollywood crowd scene (Famous Funnies 006, 1935)
REAL
Movie cowboy is somehow also an Old West cowboy (The Comics 001, 1937)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
REAL
Appears in Hollywood-based comic strip "Olly of the Movies" (Famous Funnies 023, 1936)
ANALOGS
Fuller Spunk, actor-turned-detective, previously famous for portraying "Herlock Olmes" (Hyper Mystery Comics 002, 1940)
ANALOGS
Rang-a-Tang the Wonder Dog (Blue Ribbon Comics 001, 1939)
REAL
Appears in a Hollywood crowd scene in the "King Archie O'Toole" humour strip (Smash Comics 011, 1940)
OTHER
Hollywood handprints signed by "Mickey Looney" (Pep Comics 008, 1940)
STAND-INS
"Robert Baylor" set to star in a film (Target Comics v1 002, 1940)
STAND-INS
"Curley Semple" ("Dixie Dugan" comic strip, 1935)
STAND-IN
As "Tana Lurner" (Blue Ribbon Comics 005, 1940)
ANALOGS
As "Nawson Swelles", villainous director (Blue Ribbon Comics 005, 1940)
STAND-INS
Radio panic blamed on "Worsen Welds" (Amazing-Man Comics 006, 1939)
REAL
Appears in a big Hollywood crowd scene (Famous Funnies 006, 1935)
Appears in a Hollywood crowd scene in the "King Archie O'Toole" humour strip (Smash Comics 011, 1940)
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