Feature Comics #117
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Polka Dot on the Spot!" kicks off in 1947 with a delightfully absurd twist: when circus clowns Butch and Boppo lose their gig for being unfunny, they’re fired and forced to take a bizarre new act—posing as the "World's Fattest Siamese Twins" in the sideshow. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, the story blends slapstick and surrealism in a way only mid-century comics could deliver. Al Bryant’s cover captures the whole chaotic charm, with the duo in their new, exaggerated guise.
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The circus boss says Butch and Boppo aren't funny any more, and fires them as clowns. They're forced to impersonate the "World's Fattest Siamese Twins" in the sideshow.
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