Frisky Fables #1 [28]

Apr 1948 · Novelty / Premium / Curtis · 0.10 USD

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In this 1948 novelty comic, Spunky—ever the quick-witted trickster—fakes being the Crown Prince of Kangavania just to score free meals, only to find himself in real trouble when two crooks snatch him for ransom. After a daring escape, he’s tricked into being put on display at a carnival, billed as “a real live prince!” — all drawn with lively flair by Jason Comic Art, whose dynamic art brings the chaos to life, while Al Fago’s bold cover captures the absurd spectacle.

artist, inker Jason Comic Art · cover Al Fago

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artist, inker Jason Comic Art

cover pencils, inks Al Fago

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Spunky pretends to be Crown Prince of Kangavania, to get free food and drinks. Two bad guys kidnap him for ransom. Escaping captivity, he is then tricked into appearing as a carnival attraction - "a real live prince!"

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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