Four Color #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFour Color #26 brings everyone's favorite squinty sailor to Dell's long-running anthology series in a full 68 pages of color comics — quite a generous read for a dime in 1943. The cover sets a lively, puzzled mood: Popeye stands face-to-face with a stout, red-capped fellow while a question mark hovers overhead, a chicken scurries underfoot, a mysterious nest sits nearby, and a little bluebird darts past above them all. It's a wonderfully busy scene that captures the cheerful, slightly chaotic energy Popeye fans have always loved.
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Wimpy challenges Popeye to a game of golf. He kicks the ball instead of using clubs and distracts Popeye by using ventriloquism to make Popeye's ball talk.
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