Coo Coo Comics #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Pronto Kid," a 1946 Coo Coo Comics gem, the absurdity of wartime propaganda reaches cosmic heights when Oki Nanny, a goat revered by the Japanese as a secret weapon, accidentally ingests "Delayed Action Bomb[s] U.S.A." and meets a fiery end—landing in Hell where even Hitler finds the situation entertaining. Dan Gordon handles all interior art and lettering with his distinctive flair, while Jim Tyer’s cover captures the chaotic spirit of the tale in bold, expressive lines.
In this 1946 wartime satire from Coo Coo Comics #22, Oki Nanny, a goat deemed a secret weapon by the Japanese, accidentally ingests a "Delayed Action Bomb[s] U.S.A." and meets a fiery end—landing in Hell where his former masters await, much to Hitler’s delight.
Spunky, a fast-talking horse with a gift for gab and a talent for practical skills, meets a young boy in the frontier and persuades him to become partners—complete with a saddle, a gun, and dreams of adventure. When the pair sets off toward town at breakneck speed, their spirited journey takes an unexpected detour that tests just how well this "ripsnorting partnership" can handle the West's surprises. A rollicking tale of two unlikely companions learning what it means to be a real team in the wide open spaces.
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