Happy Comics #25

May 1948 · Pines · 0.10 USD

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“Little Smacko”

In "Little Smacko," Oscar’s attempt to hide an oil stain from a model car he built goes hilariously wrong when he tries to paint over the mess—only to end up turning his entire living room into a slick, oil-slicked disaster. The story, drawn with crisp, expressive lines by Ed Dunn and lettered by Tubby Millar, captures a moment of childish mischief with a touch of slapstick charm. The cover, by Carl O. Wessler, perfectly sets the tone with a playful, exaggerated scene that hints at the chaos to come.

artist, inker Ed Dunn · letterer Tubby Millar · cover Carl O. Wessler

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artist, inker Ed Dunn

letterer Tubby Millar

cover pencils, inks Carl O. Wessler

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Oscar builds a model car in his living room but his hand leaves an oil stain on the wall. To conceal the oil print, Oscar paints the room with oil.

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

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