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Cover: Jack Callahan

Four Color #176

Dec 1947 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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“Mac Paints Himself”

In "Mac Paints Himself," Mac’s latest invention—a machine that makes ice—leads him into an unexpected partnership with a doctor chasing his own dream: a sandwich-making machine. Together, they open a skating rink, hire Spike Etaks as an instructor, and soon find themselves tangled in a mix of ambition, friendship, and a little jealousy when Spike seems more interested in skating with Tillie than the job. Written and drawn by Jack Callahan, this 1947 Four Color adventure blends whimsy and workplace antics with a touch of classic charm, all rendered in the distinctive style of its creator, who handled every aspect of the story and cover.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Jack Callahan · cover Jack Callahan

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Jack Callahan
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Mac comes up with an invention for an ice-making machine. He teams up with a doctor, who wants to make a sandwich machine, and opens a skating rink. He hires Spike Etaks as a skating instructor, but becomes jealous when Spike spends all of his time skating with Tillie.

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