Latest Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bee.29," a wartime twist unfolds when Sarge’s sudden romance with Lulu takes a shocking turn—Pinto’s suspicion leads to a surprising revelation about her true identity. Drawn with sharp, expressive detail by Connie Rasinski, this 1945 Spotlight Publishers gem delivers a tense, spy-infused drama rooted in wartime paranoia. The cover by Jason Comic Art captures the moment’s tension with bold, dynamic lines.
Bee-29 springs into action when she discovers a spy directing germ-carrying flies toward the city, leading her to rally the hive and set an irresistible trap to stop the invasion before the deadly insects can strike. With quick thinking and a little help from Farmer Gray, this buzzing hero must outwit the spy's schemes and protect her community from a threat both foreign and microscopic.
In this 1945 humor tale from *Latest Comics #2*, Sarge’s attempt to impress his buddy Pinto by stealing his girlfriend Lulu backfires when Pinto reveals the truth: Lulu isn’t who she claims to be. The story unfolds with a twist that turns a lighthearted rivalry into a surprising reveal, all in eight pages of wartime mischief.
A mischievous little lamb named Lester Lamb follows Mary everywhere she goes, turning every errand into comedic chaos—from a disastrous beauty parlor visit to an embarrassing encounter with her father's banker. With each outing, Lester's antics land both of them in hot water, and Mary's patience wears thinner by the minute as the troublemaking lamb proves he's earned his "bad boy" reputation.
A man arrives at a peculiar establishment claiming to be Napoleon, only to have his identity challenged by an unlikely witness—Julius Caesar himself. This 1945 humor strip from Latest Comics spins pure comedic chaos from mistaken identities and the absurd logic of its residents.
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Reprinted in Extinct #2 (1992)
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