Four Color #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA 1944 Four Color comic from Dell, written, drawn, and inked by Stanley Link, captures a slice of childhood mischief and charm: Tim finds the perfect depth in a swimming hole where the other boys can’t, Dotty and Tim share a whimsical ride on a clock’s pendulum, and Jitters stages a spirited protest against bath time—all in a single, delightfully quirky issue.
In this charming 1944 four-page tale from *Four Color* #42, Tim brings his lively circus antics to life for Dotty, turning a simple day into a whirlwind of playful mischief. From rescuing a boy from a stubborn gum machine to hiding under a hat for a surprise prank, Tim’s imagination and charm keep the gang laughing with every tall tale he spins.
In this 1944 Four Color adventure, Tim’s day takes a turn when he tangles with a fish, then outsmarts the neighborhood boys at marbles—only to team up with the gang after they stumble on a big firecracker. Their mischievous energy leads them to help a lady by cleaning her yard, earning each a nickel in return.
In this whimsical 1944 tale from Four Color #42, Tim finds his perfect spot at the beach where the water’s just right—too shallow for the other boys, but perfect for him. When Dotty joins him, they swing together on the pendulum of a seaside clock, their laughter echoing through the air, while Jitters plots a daring escape from his bath.
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