Blondie #164
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Interference," Sarge’s frustration over a stray baseball takes a wild turn when his furious swing sends the ball 587 feet—right into the office of J.J. Sharp, Camp Swampy’s publicity agent. With General Halftrack pushing for a publicity stunt, Sharp hatches a plan to provoke Sarge into one more record-breaking hit. Written and illustrated by Bob Gustafson, with inks by Frank Johnson, this 1966 classic features a cover by Paul Fung Jr. that captures the moment the ball lands—just before the chaos begins.
In "Interference," TV repairman Al tackles a baffling case of signal disruption on Dagwood’s set, only to find his fix sparks an unexpected reaction from Dagwood—whose unusual response sets the stage for a quietly escalating domestic standoff.
In "The Demonstration," Dagwood’s attempt to politely shoo away a persistent door-to-door salesman backfires when he agrees to buy something just to be rid of him—only to be trapped by the man’s insistence on a live demo. What starts as a simple bid to end the visit quickly spirals into an increasingly awkward and absurd performance, all while Dagwood tries to maintain his composure.
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