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.
In this delightfully absurd 1945 gem from *Coloured Slick Fun #23*, Murgatroyd turns his usual bumbling into a bizarrely effective solution—using a water-filled elephant to clean the street, then igniting a gas breath to weld with. The story’s offbeat charm lies in its deadpan logic and the sheer ridiculousness of the mechanics, all rendered with the cartoonish flair of its era.
In this brisk 1945 adventure from *Coloured Slick Fun #23*, Corky’s mechanical leg proves unexpectedly handy when he uses it to fire a harpoon and rescue two children stranded in a canoe—then springs into action again to save their father from a perilous fate at the hands of a native tribe.
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Reprinted in Funnies Album #[17]/1958 (1957)
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