National Comics #44
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAl Bryant's cover for this 1944 Quality Comics issue is pure big-top charm — a performing seal balances a glowing medallion bearing the grinning face of The Barker atop a colorful circus drum, while a pennant banner teases that The Barker must prove to Benny the Beep that the circus is no place to have fun. It's a warm, playful snapshot of mid-1940s humor comics at their most lighthearted, promising the kind of comedic circus chaos that made National Comics a reliable ten-cent delight.
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The Barker has to step in when Benny the Beep frames the Colonel for theft.
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