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Cover: Tom Morrison

Approved Comics #10

Jul 1954 · St. John · 0.10 USD
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“Flatfoot Fledgling”

"Flatfoot Fledgling" kicks off with a delightfully absurd premise: Rudy, inspired by a stray dentistry manual, declares himself a dentist, while a ravenous hobo disembarks a freight train and begins stuffing an impossible number of farm animals—Dinky, two goslings, a hen, a turkey, and a full-grown jackass—into a sack meant for a meal. With art by Jim Tyer, the story unfolds in a surreal, deadpan tone that’s as memorable as the cover by Tom Morrison, whose bold lines capture the scene’s chaotic charm.

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artist, inker Jim Tyer · cover Tom Morrison

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artist, inker Jim Tyer
cover pencils, inks Tom Morrison

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As Rudy declares himself a dentist after reading a discarded book on "How To Pull Teeth", a hungry hobo hops off a freight train and stuffs a sack with an impossibly large volume of farm animals he intends to eat - including Dinky, two goslings, a hen, a turkey, and a full-grown jackass. ...Only from Jim Tyer.

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