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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ahem! I guess you better go home now, Sluggo," Nancy lets her imagination run wild as she daydreams about her future self. After spotting a plump woman on the street, she tricks Sluggo into signing a blindfolded marriage pledge—leading to a moment of hilarious, awkward consequence. Written, drawn, and lettered by Ernie Bushmiller, with full art and inks by him on the cover, this 1950 issue captures the classic charm of the strip in a single, delightfully absurd gag.
In a quiet moment of childhood imagination, Nancy wonders what she’ll be like when she grows up—only to have her daydream take a whimsical turn when she spots a woman she thinks is too heavy, prompting her to make Sluggo sign a blindfolded marriage pledge.
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↩ Reprints Sparkler Comics #12 (60) (1946), Tip Top Comics #5 (125) (1946)
Reprinted in Fritzi Ritz #31 (1953), Nancy and Sluggo #126 (1955), Fritzi Ritz #55 (1957)
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