Cindy Comics #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1947 Marvel humor comic delivers a delightful scene of teenage mix-ups, with red-haired Cindy coolly threading a needle to sew on a button for the kneeling Chuck — while bystanders in the background dramatically misread the whole situation as a marriage proposal, one fainting away in mock shock with a drawn-out "Ooooooh!" The cover's speech bubbles do a perfect job of setting up the comedic gap between what's actually happening and what everyone else assumes, making this a charming snapshot of postwar teen-comedy comics at their most playful. Ken Bald's bright, expressive linework gives the characters real personality, and at a dime a copy, Cindy Comics #27 represents the lighthearted fun that kept readers smiling through 1947.
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith see Chuck on bended knee before Cindy and believe that he is proposing to their daughter.
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