Blondie #166

Dec 1966 · King Features · 0.12 USD

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“Blondie in Televisionland”

In "Blondie in Televisionland," Dagwood Bumstead takes a crack at writing his own sitcom—casting himself as the hapless star—only to miss the entire broadcast due to his usual brand of clumsy misfortune. With friends and even Mr. Dithers in on the fun, the comic captures the charm of a classic strip at its peak, all drawn with precision by Paul Fung Jr. in both story and cover.

artist, inker Paul Fung Jr. · cover Paul Fung Jr.

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artist, inker Paul Fung Jr.

cover pencils, inks Paul Fung Jr.

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Dagwood declares that he could write a better sitcom than the one on TV and does so with himself as the inept and bumbling star. All his friends, including Mr. Dithers as the sponsor, get to see and enjoy the show, except poor Dagwood himself - who misses it thanks to his (you guessed it) ineptness and bumbling.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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