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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Gob's Gob," Charley Cat swaps naval duty for shore leave, only to find himself tangled in a whirlwind of mishaps—from dodging kidnappers to accidentally taking flight in an aircraft factory—before crash-landing back on his ship, much the worse for wear. Written and drawn by Ben Levin, this 1944 adventure captures the chaos and charm of wartime downtime with a sprightly, slapstick energy. The cover by Jim Tyer perfectly captures the comic's lighthearted, action-packed spirit.
In "A Gob's Gob," Charley Cat trades naval duty for shore leave, only to find himself caught in a whirlwind of mishaps—from shady kidnappers to a mistaken identity at an aircraft factory that sends him soaring. After a chaotic flight and a dramatic crash landing right on an Admiral, he’s bruised but relieved to be back on the ship, scrubbing decks with a grin.
In "null," Horace and Hank set off in a borrowed boat with grand ambitions to reach the Solomon Islands and join the war effort—only to find their journey hilariously confined to the harbor. Written with wartime wit and a touch of naval farce, this six-page tale captures the mismatch between youthful enthusiasm and the realities of a world at war.
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