Foxie #135
In "Le Système Défensif," Amster's latest scheme takes a bizarre turn when he convinces Dizzy that a guitar can talk—using a clever transmitter-receiver invention—just to sell him some strings. Written and illustrated by Sheldon Mayer, this 1967 installment of Foxie delivers a delightfully absurd caper full of playful deception, with Mayer’s distinctive art bringing the gag to life on the cover by Sheldon Mayer.
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Omer essaie de vendre Zozo les cordes à une guitare sans succès jusqu'à ce qu'Omer trompe Zozo en croyant que la guitare peut parler en utilisant une invention d'émetteur-récepteur. Après avoir acheté les cordons, Omer en riant révèle la ruse mais Zozo gagne des millions en vendant l'invention. Amster tries to sell Dizzy the cords to a guitar with no success until Amster tricks Dizzy in believing the guitar can talk by using a transmitter-receiver invention. After purchasing the cords, a laughing Amster reveals the ruse but Dizzy makes millions by selling the invention.
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