Cover: Rube Grossman

Comic Cavalcade #46

Aug 1951 · DC · 0.15 USD

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A lively band of funny animals takes center stage on this August/September 1951 issue of DC's Comic Cavalcade, with a fox on bass, a frog blasting a trombone, a cat strumming a banjo, a little mouse on flute, and another fox wielding a mallet — all crammed onto a bandstand in cheerful, chaotic harmony. Cover artist Rube Grossman delivers a warm and wonderfully energetic scene bursting with slapstick personality. At 76 big pages for just 15 cents, this anthology offered remarkable entertainment value for young readers of the era.

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writer, artist, inker Sheldon Mayer · cover Rube Grossman

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Captain Tootsie Rollo

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writer, artist, inker Sheldon Mayer

cover pencils, inks Rube Grossman

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Bo gets sick of being a comic character and moves to the real world.

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