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Cover: Kurt Schaffenberger

Herbie #20

Sep 1966 · American Comics Group · 0.12 USD
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“Pass a Piece of Pizza, Please!”

In "Pass a Piece of Pizza, Please!", Herbie teams up with his eccentric neighbor, Professor Flipdome, on a wild trip to the center of the Earth in the professor’s Squirm-Worm, dodging detours through Hades and uncovering a bizarre truth: every person on the surface has a fiery double deep below. With a little help from a fiery duplicate of his teacher, Dr. Plumduffle, Herbie sets out to turn the tables on the class bully, Butch Nelson. Written by Shane O'Shea and brought to life with expressive art by Ogden Whitney, with lettering by Ed Hamilton, this 1966 adventure features a cover by Kurt Schaffenberger.

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writer Shane O'Shea · artist, inker Ogden Whitney · letterer Ed Hamilton · cover Kurt Schaffenberger

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artist, inker Ogden Whitney
letterer Ed Hamilton
cover pencils, inks Kurt Schaffenberger

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Herbie's teacher Dr. Plumduffle is in danger of being forced to retire because he can't handle Butch Nelson. Herbie goes with his neighbor, Professor Flipdome, to the center of the earth in the professor's Squirm-Worm. After some misdirections, including Hades, they make it to the center where they find that there is an exact fire-breathing duplicate for everyone on the surface. Herbie returns with Dr. Plumduffle's duplicate, who teaches Butch Nelson a lesson.

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