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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beware of Bull," a 1947 classic from Ace Magazines, the chaotic antics of Jerry spiral out of control in a series of slapstick disasters—complete with a truck colliding into a phone booth, a runaway car wrecking two shops, and a gas stove explosion. Drawn with dynamic energy by Hal Lockwood, the story captures the era’s zany humor, while Sam Singer’s cover delivers a bold, action-packed preview of the mayhem within.
In "Beware of Bull," Jerry’s chaotic antics spiral out of control in a classic 1947 humor tale, sending a truck careening into a phone booth, a runaway car smashing through two shops, and triggering a gas stove explosion—all in a single, gloriously messy sequence. The story’s slapstick energy and visual gags shine in its 13 pages of pure, unfiltered cartoon mayhem.
When Hap Hazard volunteers to understudy Reggie in a school production of Romeo and Juliet, he sees his chance to impress Babs Barret—but his scheme to sabotage the lead role goes hilariously sideways. What starts as a prank involving wigs and the school flies spirals into kidnapping, mistaken identity, and a theater full of important guests, forcing Hap to make a choice about who really deserves the spotlight.
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