National Comics #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Curse of Raz-Ma-Taz," Roberta turns to her reclusive, money-obsessed Uncle Balthazar for help, hoping he’ll ease her financial woes—only to find he’s as stubborn as ever. When Lassie stumbles into a mix-up that unexpectedly shakes up the old man’s routine, a surprising shift in attitude leads to an unexpected generosity. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, this 1946 Quality Comics tale blends humor and heart, with Al Bryant’s cover capturing the story’s quirky charm.
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Roberta hopes her rich Uncle Balthazar will solve her money problems, but he's a curmudgeon. Lassie gets into trouble as usual, but in the end Uncle Balthazar says he's glad he was shaken out his rut and writes a check for $50,000.
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