Crack Comics #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Mysto the Hindu" in Crack Comics #20 (1942) delivers a delightfully absurd twist on romance and mistaken identity, all drawn with crisp, expressive lines by John Devlin. When a simple note on a shirt cuff sets off a chain of misadventures, a laundry man’s bold plan to court a wealthy widow takes an unexpected turn. Gill Fox’s cover captures the comic’s playful tone with a striking, stylized portrait of the story’s central figure.
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Pop makes a date with the wealthy Widow Clancy, writing her address on his shirt cuff. Molly sends the shirt to the laundry and the laundry man decides to date the widow himself.
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