Comics on Parade #12 (60)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Blind Postman," Ernie Bushmiller delivers a charming slice of 1948 small-town life as Nancy and Sluggo take on a series of makeshift business schemes on a sweltering summer day. From washing pets to giving push-cart taxi rides and doling out questionable advice, their antics are as clever as they are endearing—all drawn with Bushmiller’s signature wit and line work. The cover by Bushmiller captures their playful energy, making this a standout entry in the Comics on Parade series.
In this lighthearted 1948 tale from *Comics on Parade #12*, Nancy and Sluggo turn the sweltering heat into a summer of hustle, each chasing quick cash with a series of wildly impractical side gigs—washing dogs, pushing carts as makeshift taxis, and doling out dubious advice—all while trying to stay cool under the sun.
In this 1948 humor tale from *Comics on Parade #12*, Sluggo’s romantic fantasies take a wild turn when he imagines wooing Fritzi Ritz—only to find himself outmatched by other suitors. But when the dream shifts to dating her aunt, reality sets in fast, and Sluggo quickly remembers why Nancy’s company is far more appealing.
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