Four Color #99

Mar 1946 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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“Lovestruck”

In "Lovestruck," a 1946 Four Color comic, Walter Berndt crafts a quiet, charming moment set against the backdrop of wartime America: Mr. Bailey tends to a Victory Garden atop his office building, while young Herby wrestles with nerves as he approaches a war stamp booth, hoping to earn a kiss from a girl he admires. A tender, observant slice of everyday life, drawn with gentle detail by Berndt, whose work as writer, artist, and inker brings the small triumphs of the era to life.

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writer, artist, inker Walter Berndt

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writer, artist, inker Walter Berndt

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Mr. Bailey puts in a Victory Garden on the roof of his office building. Later Herby tries to get up the nerve to buy a war stamp from a booth and get a kiss from a girl he likes.

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