Four Color #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1945 Four Color comic, Moon is caught in a web of misunderstandings when he discovers Uncle Stymie never signed the $50,000 check he was given. Tensions rise as Stymie catches Moon and Fifi together, ending their engagement, while Fifi insists she’ll secure money through Stymie’s letters. With Stymie planning a quick trip to Africa to hunt big game and clear his head, Emmy begins to suspect Fifi’s intentions — and that her own plans may be shifting. Written, drawn, and inked by Frank Willard, this slice of mid-century humor captures a moment of romantic chaos with a touch of farce and a dash of African adventure on the horizon.
In a delightfully absurd 1945 Four Color tale, Lord Plushbottom frets over Mlle. Fifi’s plans to visit Uncle Stymie, while Moon spins a wild scheme that convinces the eccentric inventor he’s onto a brilliant new idea—earning a whopping $50,000 check in the process.
In this 1945 Four Color tale, Moon is stunned when he learns Uncle Stymie never signed the $50,000 check he’d handed over—just as Stymie catches Moon and Fifi together, ending their engagement. With Fifi determined to secure money from Stymie’s letters, the uncle abruptly plans a trip to Africa to hunt big game and clear his head. Meanwhile, Emmy quietly assumes Fifi will soon be gone, too.
In this 1945 Four Color tale, Emmy accidentally knocks over a vase and knocks out Uncle Stymie—then the whole family scrambles to come up with a plan to raise enough money for her to catch the first boat back home.
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