Feature Comics #116
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Elbows" kicks off in 1947 with a delightfully absurd twist on courage and consequence, as Bernard Dibble writes and illustrates a tale where a nervous lion tamer’s confidence gets a dangerous boost from a mysterious "Hindu tonic." The results are anything but tame—his newfound bravery leads to unexpected demands and a shocking turn of events that leave Boss Bangs furious. Al Bryant’s cover captures the chaos perfectly, with the lion tamer’s bold new demeanor front and center.
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Butch gives a nervous lion tamer a "Hindu tonic" that makes him brave: it also makes him demand a raise and gives him the strength to kill the star lion of the circus. Boss Bangs isn't happy.
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