Crack Comics #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Silent Was His Name!", Beezy finds himself caught in a whirlwind of oddball guests when his new neighbor, Daphylyn Van Diggidy, asks him to host her eccentric friends after her father objects. With Pa Bumble suspicious of Van Diggidy’s intentions and tensions rising, the situation spirals into a chaotic standoff—until the unusual visitors finally depart, leaving behind a surprising truce. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, this 1946 gem from Crack Comics #43 features a quirky, character-driven tale with a distinctive visual flair, all captured in a cover by Al Bryant.
In this 1946 humor tale from Crack Comics #43, Jo finds himself tangled in a whirlwind of oddball guests when his new neighbor Daphylyn Van Diggidy asks him to host her eccentric friends—much to the dismay of his skeptical father, Pa Bumble, who suspects a grand scheme. What starts as a misunderstanding over a mysterious suitcase quickly spirals into a chaotic houseguest situation, leaving Beezy caught in the middle of a family feud and a parade of peculiar personalities.
Hack O'Hara, a tough New York cabbie, picks up a mysterious woman passenger and finds himself caught between her and a ruthless gang chasing a hidden chemical formula—all because she slipped him a peculiar book before vanishing into the city. When Hack refuses to betray her location to the thugs, he's dragged into a dangerous game of violence and pursuit that tests his loyalty and courage. By the time the truth comes out, he's helped protect a discovery meant for medical science rather than criminal hands.
In this quirky 1946 installment from Crack Comics #43, Maloney’s sleep has become a battleground of absurdity—children’s radio shows are turning his dreams into silly, surreal romps. To fight back, he’s resorting to late-night feasts, hoping a belly full of food will finally summon a proper nightmare.
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