Four Color #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA 1944 Four Color comic from Dell, written and illustrated by George McManus, captures a series of mischievous household moments: Nora tricks a little girl into dressing as the devil, sending shockwaves through the family; Maggie sends Jiggs to tidy up the lot next door, where he loses his top hat to the wind and picks up a stranger’s instead; and Jiggs attempts to intimidate Maggie’s little dog, with predictably chaotic results. Cover by George McManus.
In this 1944 Four Color tale, Jiggs and Maggie flee a dull couple only to run into them again at the movies, sparking a chain of mishaps. A mix-up with a street number leads to Jiggs’ furniture being hauled off, while he tries to make amends by buying a gift for Aunt Susie.
In this 1944 Four Color tale, Jiggs finds himself in a series of misadventures after being locked out of his house, only to miss dinner and drift into a sleep that interrupts his usual routine. While his wife plays bridge, Jiggs passes the time with a game of poker, all while his brother-in-law collects rubber for the war effort. Things take a turn when Jiggs overloads his closet, setting off a chain of small but classic comic mishaps.
In this 1944 Four Color humor tale, Nora’s prank of dressing a little girl as the devil sends the whole household into a panic. Meanwhile, Jiggs struggles with a lost top hat, a mistaken identity, and an ill-advised attempt to intimidate Maggie’s small dog—all while trying to keep up with Maggie’s orders.
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