Magic Comics 41

Magic Comics #41
Cover artist: Joe Musial
Country/language:	USA / English
Format:	20 × 26.1 cm
Pages:	68 pgs, color
Publishing date:	December, 1942
Editor:	n/a
Publishing company:	David McKay Company
Preceded by:	Magic Comics #40
Followed by:	Magic Comics #42

Contents

Mandrake stories

• "The Great Grando (part 3) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.

== Note: colorized strips from July 30 to the third panel of the August 16, 1941 daily strips (heavily cut panels ans several panels missing: the first one of August 5, the second ones of August 13, the third one of August 2, 8 and 12 and the fourth-last ones of July 30 daily strips).

Other comics

• "Blondie" (1942 colorized daily strips) by Chick Young
• "Henry" (one colorized daily strip) by Carl Anderson
• "Tippie and Cap Stubbs (colorized daily strips) by Edwina Dumm
• "The Lone Ranger" (part / 1941 strips / color) by Fran Striker (w.) and Charles Flanders (a.)
• "Aladdin, Jr." (part / 1942 Sunday pages) by Les Forgrave (w.) and William Meade Prince​ (a.)
• "Jan and Aloysius" (two Sunday pages / color) by Joe Musial
• "Seein' Stars" by Feg Murray (about movue artists / on two pages / color)
• "High Spots, Record Thrills of High School Heroes" by Floyd Torbert (about sport champions / one page / color)
• "Secret Agent X-9" (part / 1941 colorized daily strips) by Robert Storm (w.) and Mel Graff (a.)
• "Henry" (two 1940 colorized daily strips) by Carl Anderson
• "Thimble Theatre Starring Popeye" (1940 colorized strips) by Bela Zaboly
• "Henry" (one 1940 colorized daily strip) by Carl Anderson
• "Little Acorns", Winter Scene by Bob Dunn color / one page)
• "Henry" (one colorized daily strip) by Carl Anderson
• "Bunky" (1941 Sunday pages / color) by Billy de Beck
• "Barney Baxter in the Air" (part / 1940 Sunday pages / color) by Frank Miller
• "Dingle-Hoofer Und his Dog" (1942 Sunday pages / color) by H.H.Knerr
• "Dollar-A-Dither", A "Dither" is A Class-Room Boner by Joe Musial (color).

Short stories

• "Danger: Spies Ahead !", The German Who Became A British Censor by Harry Francis Cambow
• "The Romance of Flying", Our Navy moves Its Carriers Into Battle (ilustrated / about Lt. Edward H. O'Hare / color) by Clayton Knight.