Eh! #6

In the basement headquarters of GRQ Comics, a desperate creative team scrambles to pitch G.R. Quick a new idea before they're all fired—and Walt Whimsey, a washed-up animal cartoonist, arrives with a concept for the H-Bum, a ruthless, unstoppable underworld force who leads an organization of comic book's worst villains. As Whimsey walks the boss through the character's brutal exploits and sinister plans, the pitch builds to what promises to be a game-changing finale—but a critical mistake is about to unravel everything.

A stubborn bell-hop named Percy Suett refuses to run the express elevator for his new hotel's annual race—until his secret gets exposed in the most public way possible. When his bosses discover why he's been so hardheaded about the whole thing, they finally get him to compete, but winning comes with an unexpected cost. This zany 1954 romp from Eh! proves that sometimes your greatest strength can become your biggest weakness.

Slick and his bumbling sidekick find themselves stranded in space when a pair of crooks attempt to hijack their ship—only to vanish the moment Slick removes his special 4D glasses, revealing the intruders were nothing but comic-strip drawings come to life. Back on Earth, the two space boys piece together clues that lead them to the cartoonist behind the trouble and a device that's been bringing fictional villains into the real world. It's a wild take-off on take-offs that proves sometimes the best solution to a comic-book mystery is just removing your glasses and looking at the page again.

Elmer Dimwitie, convinced he's Hollywood's greatest lover, sets his sights on the glamorous actress Hester Chadwick after spotting her in a picture show, and heads to California determined to win her heart. With schemes ranging from crashing movie sets to hijacking a ride in her water sports car, Elmer pursues Hester across Hollywood—only to discover that winning her affections comes with some very surprising conditions. A wild ride of mistaken confidence and underwater romance unfolds in this zany 1954 comedy.