77 Sunset Strip Comic Album #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Big Catch," Kookie’s borrowed car leads to a dangerous mix-up when two crooks mistake him for the real Bailey—someone they’re still bitter about. With the clock ticking toward midnight and a freight train’s roar set to mask a deadly shot, Kookie’s in over his head, all while the boss from the past isn’t ready to let go of old grudges. Written by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, with sharp, dynamic art by Alex Toth (pencils and inks), this 1964 World Distributors gem captures the tension and flair of the original series with precision and style.
When Stu and Jeff return from their beachside getaway, they leave Kookie behind to finish up some personal business—only to find he’s tangled in a web of intrigue involving a high-stakes diamond-smuggling scheme. With the sun still shining and the tide rolling in, Kookie’s quiet vacation takes a sharp turn into danger.
In "Kookie's Close Call," the ever-enthusiastic Kookie finds himself in a dangerous mix-up when two crooks mistake him for the notorious Bailey—someone who once sent their boss to prison. Now trapped and facing a midnight execution, the only thing between Kookie and a bullet is the roar of an approaching freight train.
In "The Night Visitor," a young man stands accused of killing his boss, desperate for someone to believe him. When he finds refuge with Bailey and Spencer, the seasoned detectives take up his case, setting out to uncover the truth before justice is rushed.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #1066 (1960), Four Color #1106 (1960), Four Color #1159 (1961), 77 Sunset Strip #01-742-209 (1962)
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