Ace Comics #99

Jun 1945 · David McKay · 0.10 USD

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In Ace Comics #99, a 10-cent gem from 1945, Rollo and his sister take a peaceful ride until her horse bolts in fright. Captain Tootsie springs into action, reining in the panicked animal and calmly calming the girl—rewarding her with a Tootsie Roll to soothe her nerves. Written by Rod Reed and brought to life with bold, expressive art by C. C. Beck, the story captures the wholesome charm of wartime comics, with a striking cover by Joe Musial.

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writer Lee Falk · artist, inker Ray Moore · cover Joe Musial

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Cast · 2 characters

Captain Tootsie Rollo

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writer Lee Falk

artist, inker Ray Moore

cover pencils, inks Joe Musial

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Rollo and his sister are horseback riding when her horse gets scared and runs out of control. Captain Tootsie stops the horse, saves the girl, and gives her a Tootsie Roll to help restore her strength. Ad appears on back cover.

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