Buzzy #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Buzzy #15 (1947), a 10-cent comic from DC's early years, the titular boy faces a test of patience when he’s tasked with escorting gruff Mr. Gruff to the train station to meet his brother Julius. Written by Al Schwartz and illustrated by George Storm—both handling pencils and inks—this lighthearted tale finds unexpected camaraderie when the two men, initially at odds, bond over a shared love of music. The cover by George Storm captures the moment of their growing connection, all in the spirit of early superhero-era charm.
In "null," Buzzy reluctantly escorts Mr. Gruff to the train station to meet his brother Julius, only to find the visit turns tense—until an unexpected shared love of music begins to bridge the gap between them.
In a quiet moment of magic and mischief, the wandering wizard Unk stops by a human home to repair his broken cane, joining young Alix in watching a bored boy whose idle hands lead him into harmless trouble—just as the world outside begins to hum with unseen wonder.
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