Army and Navy Hot Shots #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Sailor and Slot Machine" is a quirky, visually inventive short from 1945's Army and Navy Hot Shots #nn, written, drawn, and inked by Courtney Dunkel in a playful, expressive style. The story follows a man whose messy footsteps disrupt a freshly cleaned floor, leading to a humorous, hand-based solution — all captured in a cover by Al Ross that perfectly matches the issue’s lighthearted tone.
In this lighthearted 1945 gem from Army and Navy Hot Shots, a man’s messy footsteps ruin a freshly cleaned floor, prompting the woman to demand he wipe them away—literally. With a playful twist, he obliges by walking on his hands, turning a simple chore into a comical test of balance and ingenuity.
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Reprinted in Hello Buddies [Annual] #[nn-B] (1948), Hello Buddies #38 (1948), Fun Parade #40 (1948), Hello Buddies #46 (1950), Fun Parade #47 (1950), Hello Buddies #49 (1951), Army & Navy Fun Parade #50 (1951), Army & Navy Fun Parade #57 (1952), Army & Navy Fun Parade #98 (1960), Hello Buddies #98 (1960)
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