Four Color #1280
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Operation Motion Sickness," Hennesey finds himself in a most unusual experiment when he’s tasked with testing new motion sickness pills. The treatment works too well—after taking two, he’s convinced he’s a pirate and commandeers the ship’s helm in a wild, delusional spree. Gil Kane’s dynamic art and Frank Giacoia’s sharp inks bring the absurdity to life in this 1962 Four Color comic, a 15-cent oddity from Dell’s lineup.
In "Operation Motion Sickness," Hennesey is sent to test experimental pills for motion sickness, but when he takes two during a sea trial, the medication sends him spiraling into a delusion—he’s convinced he’s a pirate and seizes control of the ship’s helm. The story unfolds with a mix of naval tension and wry humor as Hennesey’s imagination takes command.
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