DINGLE Pat

She used the pseudonym Pat C. or Pat Hamilton.

“I wrote ‘Clue Catchers’ the detective story with the father and son team, and some of the one-page stories that we had which were just a printed story not an illustrated one. Some of those I wrote. But my heart really wasn’t in them. I didn’t like doing it.”          Pat Dingle. Now & Then Times,1- 2, Oct. 1973

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Serial:

“The Brain.” Identified as “P and D” probably a collaboration between Adrian & Pat Dingle. Active Comics, 27, no date: 40-45.

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BOOK TEXT & GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:

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Story:

“Unfinished Business.” Writ., Pat Hamilton. Illus., Adrian Dingle. Thrilling Stories For Boys. Bell Features & Publishing, no date.

PERIODICAL GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:

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Serial:

“Clue-Catchers.” Writ., Pat C. Illus., Adrian Dingle. Triumph Adventure Comics,1-1, Aug.1941: 40-49 (upper half).

“Clue-Catchers.” Writ., Pat C.Illus., Adrian Dingle. Triumph Adventure Comics, 1-2, Sept. 1941: 54-62.

“Clue-Catchers.” Writ., Pat C.(Based on story submitted by Fred Butland of Fredericton, N.B.) Illus., Adrian Dingle. Triumph Adventure Comics, 1-4, Nov.1941: 18-22.

“Clue-Catchers.”Writ., Pat C. Illus., Adrian Dingle. Triumph Adventure Comics,1-5, Jan.1942: 1-10.

“Clue-Catchers, the Maniac’s Revenge.” Writ., Pat C. Illus., Adrian Dingle. Triumph Adventure Comics, 1-6, Feb. 1942: 44-53 (upper half).

SOURCE:

Periodical text:

“A conversation with Adrian and Pat Dingle and Bill Thomas.” Writ., Dave Sim. Now and Then Times, 1- 2, Oct. 1973: 27+.