Comic Title: All-American Comics #7
Publisher: DC (All-American Comics, Inc.)
Address: 480 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY
Cover Date: October 1939
On Sale Date: August 25, 1939 Newsstand Date August 25, 1939
Source: House Ad, All-American Comics #6, Page IFC

Frequency: Monthly
Cover Price: $0.10
Page Count: 64
Editor: Maxwell Charles Gaines

Title: (Old Cuthbert)
Pages: 4

Feature(s):
Scribbly

Writer/Artist: Sheldon Mayer

Feature Character(s)

• Scribbly (last appearance in All-American Comics #6; next appearance in All-American Comics #8)

Supporting Character(s)

• Mike Macklin (last appearance in All-American Comics #6; next appearance in All-American Comics #8)

Other Character(s)

• Cuthbert (a eccentric recluse; no further appearances)
• Skinny (Scribbly's friend; no further appearances)
• Perkins (a valet; no further appearances)
• Andy (a photographer; no further appearances)
• A hotel manager and a bellhop (no further appearances)

Cameo Appearance(s)

• Dinky Jibbet (in Scribbly's strip)

Comments:
This story features topper strips entitled "Why Big Brudders Leave Home".

Synopsis:
Scribbly witnesses the frustration of a photographer who is unable to get a photograph of the reclusive Sir Cuthbert for the Morning Dispatch. Scribbly asks if a sketch will suffice. His editor agrees. Scribbly then impersonates a postman and a bellhop to sneak into Cuthbert's hotel room. Cuthbert catches him and rips up his sketchpad. Scribbly draws the sketch on the wallpaper, then takes it to his editor. Cuthbert follows and praises Scribbly for his ingenuity.