Coloured Slick Fun #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Stretches a Point" in Coloured Slick Fun #34 (1946) finds Tiny in a sticky situation when his dad convinces him to stash his pennies in a gas meter—only for a sweet tooth to lead to a messy mix-up when Tiny tries to withdraw cash for a toffee apple. Written, drawn, and inked by Harry Banger, the story captures the small-scale chaos of a boy’s misadventure with a touch of period charm, all rendered in the distinctive style of the era. The cover by Harry Banger perfectly caps the mischief with a playful, exaggerated scene of Tiny at the meter.
In "null," Tiny’s dad convinces him to stash his pennies in a gas meter for safekeeping—only to find out the hard way that cashing in isn’t as simple as turning a knob. When Tiny tries to pull out a few coins for a toffee apple, things quickly go sideways in a way that’s equal parts funny and utterly predictable.
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