Four Color #1002
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Dynamite-eating Mule" is a delightfully absurd 1959 adventure from Four Color #1002, featuring the unmistakable art of David Gantz in both story and cover. When millionaire Skinflint T. Nursenickle’s timber empire faces sabotage from the Catfish Kid’s river-blocking dam, he calls in the unlikely fixer Buffalo Bee—only to find himself in a battle of wits, not wood. With Gantz’s expressive, energetic style bringing every over-the-top twist to life, this one’s a quirky, high-stakes caper from the golden age of comic book mischief.
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Millionaire Skinflint T. Nursenickle has cornered the market on toothpicks back east and his timber operations are going full blast until a series of accidents and misfortunes cause him to call in Buffalo Bee for help. The Catfish Kid builds a dam to block the river that Nursenickle needs to get his logs to market, then asks for a half-interest in the business to turn the water back on.
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