Comic Cavalcade #61
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hippo My Dreams," a delightfully silly tale from 1954, Custer and Cheesy trade misunderstandings in a comedic game of wits, each falling for the double meanings of words like "cipher" and "egress." With playful art by Rube Grossman on both interior and cover, this lighthearted adventure showcases the charm of early DC humor through clever wordplay and classic slapstick.
In this playful 1954 tale from *Comic Cavalcade* #61, Jo and Custer trade misunderstandings with a twist of wordplay—Cheesy convinces Custer to buy a box labeled with a "cipher," unaware the word simply means zero, while Custer later sells Cheesy on a "rare egress," only to reveal the word means to exit.
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Reprinted in Century, The 100 Page Comic Monthly #14 (1957), Foxie #134 (1967), The Best of DC #43 (1983)
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