Little Max Comics #49
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHarvey Comics' pint-sized star is up to no good on the cover of this 1957 installment, as Little Max slides gleefully down a staircase banister with a dripping paint bucket in one hand and a paintbrush in the other — a recipe for domestic chaos if there ever was one. Warren Kremer's clean, expressive linework gives the freckled little scamp a wonderfully mischievous energy that's hard not to smile at. Whether you're a longtime fan of the Joe Palooka universe or just discovering its youngest troublemaker, issue #49 captures everything charming about Harvey's humor comics of the era.
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Joe takes Max and Alice to the carnival, where they decide to try out the fun house. When they start going through it, it's more scary than fun, and Max finds himself wondering when the fun part begins. However, once they are out, Max wants to go back through again.
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