Four Color #111
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Wolf Girl," Captain Easy, Lulu Belle, and Wash Tubbs survive a shipwreck to discover a mysterious wild girl living alone on a remote island—her origins as strange as the island itself. Written and illustrated by Roy Crane, with inks by Crane and Leslie Turner, this 1946 Four Color comic blends adventure and mystery as the trio’s journey takes them from the jungle to the West Indies, where a secret airport and a bizarre rubber-frog scheme await. The Wolf Girl’s sudden arrival in the city sets off a chain of events that lands Easy and Lulu Belle in jail—just as the truth begins to unravel.
In the 1946 adventure "The Wolf Girl," Captain Easy, Lulu Belle, and Wash Tubbs wash ashore on a mysterious island, where they encounter the wild, feral Wolf Girl—the island’s only resident. After escaping the island, the trio becomes entangled in a web of eccentric schemes, from a secret airport in the West Indies to a rubber-frog scheme in swampland, all while Professor Lewellen Tiskit brings the Wolf Girl to the city—leading Easy and Lulu Belle into a series of misadventures that land them in jail.
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