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Four Color #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA 1942 Four Color comic from Dell, written, drawn, and inked by Walter Berndt, features a delightfully absurd workplace farce where Mr. Smith swaps his daily grind for a houseboat and a fake aristocratic identity as Lord Axford. From a complaint box to a rooftop pool, and a tropical island escapade where office workers must impersonate natives, the story unfolds with gentle satire and whimsical charm. The cover, also by Berndt, captures the lighthearted spirit of the tale.
artist, writer, inker, letterer Walter Berndt · colorist Western Publishing Production Shop · cover Walter Berndt
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artist, writer, inker, letterer Walter Berndt
colorist Western Publishing Production Shop
cover pencils, inks Walter Berndt
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Reprinted in Popeye #4 (2017)
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