Four Color #1038
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Fair Share," Reddy takes on a new role as a "Private Nose" alongside his loyal dog Ruff, tackling a puzzling case: a race car that won't run properly due to a mysteriously missing engine. When a clumsy crook attempts a bank heist by coasting the same car downhill, his plan unravels when the engine sputters—thanks to a simple but stubborn peanut lodged in the fuel line. Harvey Eisenberg handles both the interior art and the cover, bringing the quirky mystery to life in this 1959 Dell Four Color comic.
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Reddy becomes a "Private Nose." He and Ruff try to solve the mystery of a race car whose engine is missing (not running smoothly). In the meantime a dimwitted crook decides to use the race car for a bank robbery. He coasts it downhill to the bank, robs it, then tries to make his getaway. He doesn't get far because the engine starts sputtering and missing and the police capture him. Ruff solves the problem of the missing engine by finding a peanut stuck in the fuel line.
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