Jingle Jangle Comics #13

Feb 1945 · Eastern Color · 0.10 USD

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“The Moon-Struck Unicorn and the Worn-Out Shadow”

In "The Moon-Struck Unicorn and the Worn-Out Shadow," Chauncey prepares to star in a school production of Julius Caesar, only to find his moment in the spotlight threatened by Humphrey’s increasingly mischievous ventriloquism. With David Tendlar handling both the interior art and inks, and also crafting the cover, this 1945 gem from Jingle Jangle Comics delivers a whimsical, slightly surreal twist on youthful drama and hidden tricks.

artist, inker David Tendlar · cover David Tendlar

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artist, inker David Tendlar

cover pencils, inks David Tendlar

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Chauncey is ready to play a part in a presentation of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, but Humphrey is using his new ventriloquism skills to get Chauncey in trouble.

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

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