Comics on Parade #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1939 issue of Comics on Parade, "The Return of Tarzan" unfolds with a mix of pulp adventure and lighthearted mischief, as Danny finds himself tangled in a seaside scandal after being arrested as a "masher"—though the evidence seems suspiciously convenient, especially with a curvaceous policewoman in a bathing suit involved. Meanwhile, Mr. Maloney, father of Danny’s girlfriend Nellie, overhears Danny reading a story to his daughter over the phone, hinting at a deeper connection between the tale and the real world. The story’s art by Bernard Dibble brings a dynamic energy to the page, while Al Capp’s cover captures the era’s flair with a bold, eye-catching design.
In this 1939 humor tale from *Comics on Parade #10*, Danny finds himself tangled in a series of mishaps when his father-in-law-to-be, Mr. Maloney, overhears him reading a story to his daughter over the phone—only to later mistake Danny’s innocent moment for something far more scandalous. Things go from awkward to absurd when Danny is arrested on the beach as a “masher,” though the curvaceous policewoman in a bathing suit seems less interested in justice than in a very pointed prank.
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