Four Color #1034
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sign Painter," Sluggo finds himself left behind when every other kid heads off to summer camp—his only real chance at joining comes when Mr. McOnion pays his fare, just to be rid of him for the season. Written by John Stanley and brought to life with expressive art by Dan Gormley, this 1959 Four Color issue captures the quiet humor and small-town charm of a kid determined to make his mark, one painted sign at a time. The cover by Dan Gormley perfectly frames the moment with a playful, nostalgic touch.
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Sluggo is the only neighborhood kid who can't afford to go to summer camp. After being splattered by mudballs by Sluggo (who's trying to put one in orbit), Mr. McOnion pays Sluggo's fare to camp to get rid of him for the summer.
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