Mopsy #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Some Punking" by Fred Neher follows various humorous domestic and romantic situations involving a woman named Mopsy and the men in her life. The story includes scenes of Mopsy at the beach with suitors, dealing with a diaper service delivery, interactions with sailors, and romantic entanglements, all presented through comedic vignettes with sight gags and wordplay typical of mid-century humor comics. The issue also features a paper doll section with outfit options for the character. The comic exemplifies the lighthearted, somewhat risqué humor characteristic of 1948 St. John Publications.
Mopsy takes a brush in hand and learns what happens when amateur artistry meets reality. This one-page humor yarn shows that sometimes the most important lesson about painting isn't found in a how-to manual. A quick, cheerful gag that captures the playful spirit of classic 1948 humor comics.
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