Frontline Combat #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Bouncing Bertha" delivers a sharp, satirical twist on mid-20th-century consumer culture, wrapped in the unmistakable style of Harvey Kurtzman and Jack Davis. This 1951 issue from Superior Comics presents a wry, visually inventive take on a fictional hand-held film viewer, all drawn with the crisp, exaggerated flair that defines the era’s humor comics. The cover, a bold, dynamic piece by Kurtzman himself, captures the absurdity of the product with deadpan precision.
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"Just like having your own movie theatre right in your pocket" - a hand-held viewer, with "3 complete films / 66 pictures" at no additional cost, for $1 (C.O.D. available) from Comicscope Co. of Canada, Toronto, Ontario.
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