Candy #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCandy #9 from Quality Comics delivers the breezy teenage humor the series does so well — on this Harry Sahle cover, a grinning Candy pedals confidently away on a full-sized red bicycle while poor Ted, sporting his varsity "H" sweater, is left hunched over a tiny child's tricycle outside a "Rent a Bike" stand. Her quip — "Well, you didn't want to ride a girl's bike, Ted!" — says everything about who holds the upper hand here. It's a perfectly timed gag rendered with Sahle's clean, lively linework that makes this 1949 issue an appealing snapshot of mid-century teen comedy comics at their most cheerful.
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artist, inker Harry Sahle · cover Harry Sahle
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