Comics on Parade #4 (28)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Follscap" in Comics on Parade #4 (1940) delivers a quirky, character-driven slice of early comic strip humor, all penned and drawn by Bernard Dibble in a distinctive, expressive style. The story follows Dilbury Dingle’s awkward attempt to flatter his wife while she sleeps, and Danny’s odd realization about his resemblance to his father after wearing a gorilla mask—leading him to consider joining a lodge. The cover by Hal Forrest captures the whimsical tone with a bold, stylized image that perfectly complements the issue’s lighthearted, offbeat charm.
In this 1940 humor tale from *Comics on Parade* #4, Dilbury Dingle attempts to flatter his wife while she’s asleep, only to find his words fall flat in the quiet dark. Meanwhile, Danny’s gorilla mask at a party sparks a surprising comment from a guest—leading him to consider joining a lodge, much to his own surprise.
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