Coloured Slick Fun #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Coloured Slick Fun #23 (1945), a 3d comic from the postwar era, Murgatroyd turns his usual clumsiness into a surprisingly effective cleaning solution—literally, by filling an elephant with water to hose down the road. With a breath of gas, a spark, and a little ingenuity, he pulls off a feat that’s equal parts absurd and impressive, all drawn in the distinctive style of William McCail, with the cover by John McCail capturing the moment’s chaotic charm.
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Murgatroyd makes up for his clumsiness around workmen by filling an elephant with water and using it to clean the road, then he takes a big breath of gas, lights it and does some welding.
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