Cover: Bud Sagendorf

Four Color #127

Dec 1946 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "Cats and Mice," Olive’s brother Castor strikes it rich, prompting Olive and Wimpy to head west in search of fortune—only for Popeye to follow, hoping for a slice of the action. But when Popeye arrives, he’s shocked to find Olive engaged to Bad Bull Battle, the rugged owner of fifty gold mines. Written and illustrated by Bud Sagendorf, this 1946 adventure blends Western grit with classic cartoon charm, all captured in a dynamic cover by Sagendorf.

Contains 5 stories

Cats and Mice

1 pp · Humor

PopeyeJ. Wellington Wimpy

"My Kingdom For a Horsh" or "It's Too Far To Walk!"

32 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier

PopeyeCole OylNana OylOlive OylJ. Wellington WimpyCastor OylBad Bull Battle

In this classic Four Color adventure, Olive’s brother Castor strikes it rich, sending his sister and her friend Wimpy westward on a journey full of dusty trails and frontier charm. Popeye, ever the romantic, follows close behind—only to discover Olive has become engaged to the rugged, mine-owning Bad Bull Battle.

"Two-To-One" or "Fifty Thousand Bucks Fer Two!"

16 pp · Humor, Sports

PopeyeJ. Wellington WimpySwee'peaOlive Oyl

In "Two-To-One," Popeye finds himself roped into a bizarre boxing match against the unlikely duo of Little Jim and his towering brother Big Jim, forced to fight both at once in a test of strength, speed, and sheer stubbornness. The story delivers classic 1946 humor with a sports twist, as Popeye’s usual antics meet their most physically impossible challenge yet.

Mistake in Identity

1 pp · Humor

PopeyeJ. Wellington WimpyRough House

Eat Your Spinach!

1 pp · Humor

PopeyeSwee'pea