How Adolphus Slim-Jim Used Jackson's Best and Was Happy, A Lengthy Tale, in 7 Acts#[nn]
Cover: The Donaldson Brothers
How Adolphus Slim-Jim Used Jackson's Best and Was Happy, A Lengthy Tale, in 7 Acts #[nn]
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In a whimsical 1880 tale from C.A. Jackson & Co., Adolphus Slim-Jim finds himself downcast after being rejected for being too thin—until a surprising remedy from Jackson's Best Chewing Tobacco sets him on a delightfully odd path to happiness. Written, drawn, and colored by the Donaldson Brothers, this seven-act comic blends gentle satire and early American humor, with a cover by the same creative team.
writer, artist, inker, colorist The Donaldson Brothers · cover The Donaldson Brothers
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