Four Color #345
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Andy Panda in Scotland Yard," Andy Panda finds himself in a whirlwind of chaos after accidentally photographing a bank robber mid-heist. With Charlie by his side, he scrambles to safety, only to crash into a live television broadcast—unintentionally turning the airwaves into his escape route. Penciled by Dick Hall and featuring a cover by Dan Gormley, this 1951 Four Color adventure blends slapstick suspense with the novelty of early TV culture in a 10-cent comic.
In "Andy Panda in Scotland Yard," Andy and his pal Charlie travel to London to assist Andy’s uncle, Roamer Panda, in cracking the case of "Jack the Bopper," a mysterious thief who strikes with a club and vanishes without a trace. With Scotland Yard stumped and the city on edge, the duo dives into a web of clues and misdirection, proving that even in the heart of London, a panda and his friend can outwit the most baffling of criminals.
In this 1951 Four Color tale, Andy’s accidental photo of a bank robber sets off a frantic chase that leads him and Charlie straight into the chaos of a live TV broadcast—where their desperate escape takes a wild turn behind the scenes.
In this 1951 tale from Four Color #345, Andy tries to care for his sick friend Charlie by following the doctor’s advice—cooking up wholesome, simple meals. But Charlie has other plans, drawn instead to the sweet treats of the neighborhood ice cream vendor, leaving Andy to navigate the sticky situation with patience and a little humor.
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