Comics on Parade #68

Oct 1949 · United Feature Syndicate · 0.10 USD

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In this 1949 issue of Comics on Parade, Nancy is convinced that Sluggo has been transformed into a cat by a traveling magician, leading to a series of misadventures that mix whimsy and mystery. Meanwhile, Sluggo stumbles upon a wallet containing a $1000 bill, and Nancy keeps cool with her trusty miniature electric fan. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Ernie Bushmiller, with cover art by Bushmiller, this issue captures the playful spirit of early comic strips with a touch of surreal charm.

Contains 4 stories

Untitled Humor story

7.5 pp · Humor, Children

NancySluggoBrown brothersMrs. BrownMinnieTedMarmaduke

Untitled Humor story

7.5 pp · Humor

Fritzi RitzPhil FumbleCousin Gus

Untitled Humor story

0.5 pp · Humor, Children

Scoopyunnamed girlFritzi Ritz

Untitled Humor story

12 pp · Humor, Children

NancySluggoMr. Grovel

In this lighthearted 1949 tale from *Comics on Parade* #68, Nancy insists Sluggo’s been transformed into a cat by a magician, while Sluggo stumbles upon a wallet containing a $1000 bill—much to his surprise. With Nancy fanning herself with a miniature electric fan to beat the summer heat, the pair navigate their usual mix of mischief and misunderstanding.