Joe Palooka Comics #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Tiny Terror," Knobby finds himself unexpectedly babysitting a small boy after meeting his mother on a train—only to discover the child has brought more than just a smile when he returns home. Written and drawn by Ham Fisher, this 1951 Harvey Comics tale captures the chaos of an ordinary day gone delightfully awry, with Al Avison’s cover art perfectly capturing the moment’s absurd tension.
In "The Tiny Terror," Knobby finds himself unexpectedly babysitting a small boy after meeting his mother on a train—only to discover the child has brought more than just a suitcase home. What starts as a simple act of kindness quickly turns into a case of mistaken identity and a whole lot of sniffles.
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Reprinted in Joe Palooka #44 (1956), Joe Palooka #45 (1956), Joe Palooka #94 (1956), Little Max Comics #43 (1956), Joe Palooka #99 (1957), Little Max Comics #53 (1958), Little Max Comics #64 (1960), Little Max Comics #71 (1961)
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