Blue Ribbon Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Home Sweet Home" in Blue Ribbon Comics #3 (1949) delivers a delightfully chaotic twist on the classic predator-prey trope, all drawn with zany energy by Art Bartsch, who handles both the interior art and inks. When a hungry fox lures the perpetually unhinged Dingbat to a "dinner party," the tables—and the tone—quickly turn in unpredictable ways. The cover, also by Art Bartsch, captures the mischievous spirit of the story with a perfectly timed, exaggerated moment of surprise.
In "Dinner Party," a hungry fox sets his sights on a particularly energetic guest—Dingbat—inviting him to a meal that’s less about hospitality and more about hunger. What follows is a whirlwind of chaotic antics, as Dingbat’s boundless energy and unpredictable antics turn the fox’s dinner plans into a farcical mess.
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Reprinted in Heckle and Jeckle #3 (1952)
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