Four Color #150
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mac Has Throat Trouble," a 1947 Four Color comic, Jack Callahan delivers a whimsical tale where an artist enlists Mac to model for a medieval battle scene—only for Mac to fall asleep inside a suit of armor and drift into a dream of knighthood. With Jack Callahan handling every aspect of the interior art and lettering, and the same hand behind the cover, the story blends humor and fantasy in a simple yet vividly drawn adventure.
In "Adrift on a Permanent Wave," Fifi leaves her beauty shop in the hands of Tillie and Bubbles while she jets off on vacation—only to find Mac accidentally swept into the chaos, turning him into an unlikely master hairstylist. The story unfolds with all the charm and comedic timing of a classic 1947 humor comic, where a few spritzes of glamour and a dash of mishap keep the waves rolling.
In "Art and Horses," Jo finds herself caught between a whimsical request and a surreal dream when she asks Mac to pose for a medieval battle painting. After slipping into a suit of armor at the art museum, Mac drifts off to sleep—and wakes up in a fantastical world where horses speak and knights ride through skies of painted clouds.
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