Jingle Jangle Comics #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Yegg and I," a whimsical 1949 gem from Jingle Jangle Comics #39, a resourceful carpenter and a surprisingly musical walrus team up in a tale of odd inventions and unexpected rewards. Written and illustrated by George Carlson—handling every aspect from pencils to lettering—this quirky adventure sees the carpenter transform a broken three-tune radio into a magical navigation tool, guiding the king from a stranded flat cart. The cover by George Carlson captures the story’s playful charm, making this a standout entry in a 10-cent comic from 1949.
In "The Yegg and I," Jo and her oddball crew dive into a whirlwind of absurdity when Bingo steps in to save a goose from the relentless collector Willie, whose obsession with hoarding everything knows no bounds. With a dash of mischief and a suit made of feathers, Glum’s transformation into a bird sets off a chain of chaotic events that sends Willie tumbling into the fountain of youth—only to be hatched, quite literally, by the very goose he tried to claim.
In a delightfully absurd turn of events, a woggle-eyed carpenter helps a colly-flowered walrus repair a three-tune radio—only to discover it's a magical device capable of guiding the king home from a stranded flat cart. Their clever collaboration earns them unexpected jobs in the royal court, all in a whimsical tale from the pages of Jingle Jangle Comics #39.
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