Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #264
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Apple a Day!", Popeye finds himself tied to a bomb with a ticking fuse, facing four diverging paths—one leading to a full can of spinach that could save him, the others to empty cans that mean disaster. Written and illustrated by Bud Sagendorf, this interactive adventure from 1964 puts readers in the captain’s shoes, guiding Popeye through the maze with careful choices. The cover by Bud Sagendorf captures the suspense perfectly, a free comic from Western Publishing that’s as clever as it is classic.
In "Apple a Day!" from Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #264 (1964), Popeye tries to follow his doctor’s advice and eat an apple a day to recover from exhaustion—only to discover that Brutus has monopolized the local apple supply, turning every purchase into a comically grueling ordeal. With prices soaring and access blocked at every turn, Popeye’s simple quest becomes a battle of wills, wit, and sheer determination.
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