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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Return of Tarzan," Bernard Dibble delivers a delightfully absurd tale of mistaken intentions and aquatic antics, as a man’s dramatic exit from the house takes a surreal turn when he’s found wading through a pond—apparently attempting a daring underwater banana-eating act. With whimsical humor and expressive art from Dibble himself, this 1938 issue offers a quirky slice of early comic strip charm, complete with a playful cover by Al Capp.
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Ma says her husband has no ambition, and he leaves the house in a huff. She follows and sees him wade into a pond. Thinking he's committing suicide, she calls for help, only to learn Dilbury was practicing his "under-water banana-eating act."
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