Barnyard Comics #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Street Cleaner," Mailman Racky Raccoon stumbles into an unexpected adventure when his routine delivery takes a surprising turn—unwittingly dismantling a Japanese spy ring. But when he finally opens the letter meant for him, he finds a shockingly personal twist: he’s been drafted. Bill Hudson’s expressive art brings the wartime oddity to life, while Jim Tyer’s cover captures the moment with a sharp, period-accurate flair. A 10-cent comic from 1945, this issue blends wartime intrigue with a touch of absurdity.
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Mailman Racky Raccoon, trying to deliver a Special Delivery letter, inadvertently breaks up a Japanese spy ring. Then he reads the letter, which is addressed to him: he's been drafted.
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