Cover: Graham Place

Buzzy #22

Nov 1948 · DC · 0.10 USD

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A charming slice of postwar teen life, this 1948 DC offering finds "America's Favorite Teen-Ager" Buzzy gallantly carrying a girl across a puddle — only to be confronted by an indignant bespectacled fellow in plaid slacks who makes it hilariously clear the chivalrous gesture was meant for someone named Susie, not for him. Graham Place's breezy cover art captures the era's lighthearted humor with expressive characters and a scenario any teenager of 1948 could instantly relate to. At 52 pages for just a dime, this is a genuinely fun artifact of mid-century American comics.

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writer Paul S. Newman · artist, inker Graham Place · cover Graham Place

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FINE $39.63 FINE $45 VG $65 VG $70 VINTAGE BUZZY #22 1949 DC COMICS GOLDEN AGE ROMANTIC BOY GIRL COMIC BOOK OLD $19.95

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writer Paul S. Newman

artist, inker Graham Place

cover pencils, inks Graham Place

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Through a series of unfortunate events, Buzzy gets arrested while on his way to a date.

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