Joe Palooka Comics #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJoe Palooka, "America's Most Famous Comic Hero," takes center stage in this 1948 Harvey issue as the big-hearted boxer addresses an enthusiastic crowd of kids, urging that every American see the Freedom Train — the patriotic traveling exhibition that was capturing the nation's imagination that year. Ham Fisher's cover captures the moment with warm, populist energy: Joe's wholesome enthusiasm matched beat-for-beat by the cheering children around him, all set against the striking red-white-and-blue streamlined locomotive rolling in behind them. It's a snapshot of 1948 civic optimism, rendered with Fisher's characteristically approachable charm.
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When the Turners go to visit their friend Rogers, they discover that he's dead and the police are looking for suspects.
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