Army and Navy Fun Parade #2
In "If the Ladies Ran the Army," a civilian's attempt to sneak into a movie for free by borrowing a friend's uniform takes a comically awkward turn when he learns the theater isn't offering free admission on evenings, Sundays, or holidays. Written and illustrated by Art Helfant, this 1942 Harvey Comics gem delivers a lighthearted wartime satire with crisp, expressive art and a clever premise that turns a simple prank into a funny, pointed commentary on military life and civilian privilege. The cover by Art Helfant captures the spirit of the story with a playful, period-accurate design.
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A civilian tries to get into the movies for free by wearing his friend's uniform only to discover movies aren't free on evenings, Sundays or holidays.
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