Feature Comics #89
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Too Many Crooks Spoil the Broth," Bernard Dibble crafts a sharp wartime satire where Vincent, a man labeled a "black marketeer," finds himself humorously imprisoned on a patriotic parade float alongside Hitler and a Japanese figure—his "leading figure" status now a punchline. With art and inks by Dibble and a cover by Al Bryant, this 1945 issue delivers timely, pointed commentary in a style that’s as bold as it is clever.
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Vincent is a "leading figure" on a patriotic parade float: he's labeled as a "black marketeer" and appears in stocks alongside Hitler and a Japanese figure.
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