Ginger #1
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In "Smellbound," a classic 1951 Ginger adventure, a mistaken swap between a blank-firing gun and a real one sends shockwaves through Ginger and Mr. Snapp’s Western charity ball act. With George Frese handling both the interior art and cover, this issue delivers a perfectly paced, high-stakes mix-up rooted in slapstick tension and sharp timing.
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artist, inker George Frese · cover George Frese
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artist, inker George Frese
cover pencils, inks George Frese
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A mix-up between two guns, one loaded with blanks and the other with bullets, spells trouble for Ginger and Mr. Snapp in their Western charity ball routine.
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