Comic Comics #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom Fawcett's humor stable comes Comic Comics #1, April 1946 — and the cover sets the comedic tone perfectly, with a young athlete mid-leap between two rocky cliffs, legs stretched in a desperate split and a speech bubble declaring "Nope! I can't make it!" Inside, Victor Pazmiño brings his talents to bear on the gag-filled story "Oh, For the Life of a Fireman," along with a promised lineup of Captain Kid, Jetsam Joe, Richard Richard, and more. For a dime in 1946, this was a full train ride of laughs — and the little toy train chugging along the bottom of the cover makes sure you know it.
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Joe is given shore leave in a Latin American port. He becomes involved in a revolution led by Tabasco the bandit, is given the job of Presidente, and then deposed, all in the space of 24 hours.
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