Famous Funnies #197

Dec 1951 · Eastern Color · 0.10 USD

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Steve’s chance encounter with Princess Minnie-Ha-Cha on a bus to Hollywood takes a turn when her old friend Cupcake Brawnski calls, sparking jealousy—and the next day, she reaches out for help. Written by Allen Saunders and illustrated by Pete Hoffman, this 1951 installment of Famous Funnies features a charming mystery as Steve investigates Minnie-Ha-Cha’s suspicions about her husband Sonny, with the cover by Stephen Douglas capturing the moment’s intrigue.

writer Allen Saunders · artist, inker Pete Hoffman · cover Stephen Douglas

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writer Allen Saunders

artist, inker Pete Hoffman

cover pencils, inks Stephen Douglas

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Steve sees Princess Minnie-Ha-Cha on the bus off to Hollywood, but she becomes jealous when his old friend Cupcake Brawnski calls long-distance. She later calls again and asks for Steve's help. He meets her the following day and she tells of her suspicions that her husband Sonny is cheating on her. Steve berates Sonny for lying to his wife, but there is a plausible explanation.

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