Modern Comics #99
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Blackhawks conquer lunar space when the moon becomes a battleground, with the team navigating a moonbase and confronting a deceptive blonde operative who has infiltrated their ranks as an enemy agent. A secondary humorous story involves a mix-up with photographs and a blonde woman, culminating in comedic chaos as men pursue the wrong subject and a small fellow named Pollo causes domestic disruption at a country club gathering.
A fast-talking French tennis player arrives at the club to show off his skills, but a case of indigestion and mistaken identity turn his exhibition match into a chaotic disaster—as the supposed "Great Schmobert" discovers that looking sharp and playing sharp are two very different things. With quick wit from Ezra keeping pace, this 1950 romp proves that confidence and a fancy accent are no substitute for actual athletic ability.
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Reprinted in Dime Comics #30 (1950), Candy #41 (1953), Blackhawk #69 (1953), T-Man #23 (1955)
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