All Humor Comics #5

This cheerful 1947 Quality Comics Spring issue sets the comedic tone perfectly: a cigar-chomping fellow named Kelly sits behind the wheel of a rattling red antique car, its back end piled high with furniture — a dresser, a lamp, a broom, and even what appears to be a whole house — while a kid in a yellow-striped shirt points at the front wheel and asks why he's hauling all that stuff. Kelly's breezy reply, "In case we get a flat, we can move in!", is exactly the kind of warm, groan-worthy gag that made All Humor Comics a reliable ten-cent treat. With a grinning moon-face logo and a little clown mascot presiding over the fun, this issue promises a full lineup of lighthearted laughs in the same playful spirit.