Al Capp's Li'l Abner #75
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Salomey's Narrow Escape," Al Capp's signature satire takes a sharp turn as Roundheels hatches a scheme to infiltrate the exclusive Gourmet Club, with Li'l Abner unwittingly pulled into the plan—though he doesn’t yet grasp Salomey’s crucial role. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Al Capp himself, this 1950 classic showcases his full creative control in a story that blends small-town absurdity with clever misdirection. The cover, also by Al Capp, captures the moment’s tension in his unmistakable, expressive style.
In "Salomey's Narrow Escape," Li'l Abner is unwittingly pulled into Roundheels' latest scheme to gain entry to The Gourmet Club, unaware that Salomey is at the heart of the plan. As the antics unfold, the usual chaos of Dogpatch takes a deliciously tangled turn.
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Reprinted in Al Capp's Li'l Abner #90 (1952), Kurtzman Komix #[nn] (1976)
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