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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nervy Nat and the Infernal Machine," the ever-worried Nervy Nat is tasked with guarding a suitcase—only to spiral into panic when he hears strange noises inside, convinced he’s guarding a ticking bomb. Written and illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg, this 1904 installment delivers a classic early comic caper with a twist that’s as surprising as it is delightfully simple. The cover, by Victor Gillam, captures the moment of peak suspense with a sharp, expressive style that perfectly matches the story’s tone.
Nervy Nat’s latest job—watching a suitcase—takes a wild turn when a suspicious noise inside sends him into a panic, convinced he’s guarding a ticking bomb. Turns out the real danger was just a mischievous pet monkey, but not before Nat’s nerves went through the roof.
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Reprinted in "Yours Truly" and One Hundred Other Original Drawings #[nn] (1908)
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