Big Shot #88
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Big Shot #88 (1948), a whirlwind of wacky genius crashes into Doc’s lab, where eccentric inventor Slap Happy unveils a parade of delightfully absurd contraptions—from a pie stretcher to a bowling ball that guarantees a perfect game, and even a pistol designed so you can’t shoot anyone. Tired of the chaos, Doc finally snaps and introduces Slap Happy to McFiddle’s own invention: the bum’s rush! Written and illustrated by Boody Rogers, this delightfully silly issue is a rare showcase of the creator’s unique comedic flair, with a cover by Boody Rogers that captures the zany energy of the story.
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An eccentric inventor barges into Doc's lab, offering to be his assistant and showing him his inventions, such as a pie stretcher, an umbrella without a top (for days when it is not raining), a perfect game bowling ball, a toeless and heel-less sock, striped paint for barber poles, an electric iron with wheels, hot ice cream, a pistol with a curved end (which makes shooting someone impossible), and more. Slap Happy finally has enough of the inventons and introduces McFiddle to an invention of his own: the bum's rush!
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