Big Shot #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the wistful pages of Big Shot #100 (1949), Boody Rogers crafts a tender, whimsical moment where Sparky’s daydream of marrying his ideal love collides with the quiet reality of Dotty’s distant demeanor—until a discarded manuscript reveals a hidden heart. Written, drawn, and inked by Rogers himself, this 100th issue captures a quiet turning point in a world where love and longing aren’t so far apart.
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Still in his post-apocalyptic reverie, Sparky is about to marry his dream girl when Doc walks in and calls him to dinner. Sparky condemns the manuscript he has been writing as too mushy and too fantastic, and trashes it. At dinner Dotty, as usual, gives him the cold shoulder, but when tidying up Sparky's room she sits down to read the manuscript, which speaks about her in loving terms. She admits to herself that she she had been in love with him from the first, and rushes out to propose. As they embrace joyfully Doc rushes out to get a minister.
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