Comics on Parade #3 (27)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tiger Transportation," Danny's Uncle Pete—unwavering in his bachelor ways—faces a surprising twist when a mysterious book titled Bluebeard: Man's Man stirs up debate in the Dingle household. With Pa Dingle initially mocking the idea of a man who prefers solitude, things take a turn when Ma Dingle’s broom makes its point, leaving Pa with a new perspective. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, this 1940 slice of humor features a lively, character-driven moment grounded in domestic chaos, all captured in Al Capp’s distinctive cover art.
In the park, Looy reads a storybook to a little girl, unaware she’s slipped away. A passing tramp, spotting a headline reading "Nut Prowls Park," mistakes Looy for the headline’s subject and takes off in alarm.
In a brief, wry 1940 humor tale from *Comics on Parade #3*, Danny’s Uncle Pete—unapologetically a confirmed bachelor—finds himself at the center of a family debate over a book titled *Bluebeard: Man's Man*. When Pa Dingle mocks the idea of a man who dislikes women, a swift broom from Ma Dingle quickly shifts his stance.
In this lighthearted 1940 gem from *Comics on Parade #3*, Danny finds himself caught in a whirlwind of small-town moments—his girlfriend’s sudden interest in animal training, Ma Dingle’s urgent need for a winter coat, and an awkward attempt to help a little old lady across the street, all unfolding in just one page.
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