Herbie #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lookit All the Herbies!", Herbie finds himself outnumbered when his neighbor, Professor Flipdome, unleashes the Automatic Imitator, spawning a whole army of duplicate Herbies. With Swami O'Toole escaping prison and targeting Herbie’s sweet tooth, the real Herbie might just need a little help from his own lookalikes. Written by Shane O'Shea and brought to life by Ogden Whitney’s distinctive art and inks—both interior and on the cover—this 1965 classic captures the charm and chaos of a comic where even the smallest hero can be multiplied.
In "Lookit All the Herbies!", Herbie finds himself outnumbered when his neighbor, Professor Flipdome, unleashes the Automatic Imitator, spawning a legion of identical duplicates. When Swami O'Toole escapes prison and targets Herbie’s weakness—his love of lollipops—the swarm of Herbies stands ready to defend their original.
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Reprinted in Herbie #5 (1991), Herbie Archives #2 (2008)
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