Four Color #524
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1953 Dell offering captures the eternal cat-and-canary rivalry in a wonderfully absurd moment: Sylvester looms over a gumball machine with a scheming, heavy-lidded grin, penny in hand, while little Tweety sits right inside the glass globe among all those colorful gumballs — looking more puzzled than panicked. Pete Alvarado's cover art squeezes every ounce of humor out of the setup, with Sylvester's exaggerated expression perfectly selling his misguided confidence. A charming ten-cent snapshot of Looney Tunes comedy at its most delightfully ridiculous.
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Sylvester rigs up a death trap for Tweety by tying him to an automobile wheel. Tweety escapes the trap and when he shows up back at the house Sylvester thinks he's a ghost.
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