National Comics #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Human Fly!", a lighthearted 1948 adventure from Quality Comics, Salty’s attempt to set up his Navy buddy Jake with a date takes a bizarre turn when Jake is tasked with delivering a present—a monkey in a sailor suit—to the captain’s nephew. When Elixia and Benicia misidentify the primate as Jake himself, chaos ensues, all drawn in the distinctive style of Bernard Dibble, who handles writing, art, and inks. The cover, by Klaus Nordling, captures the zany energy of the tale.
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Salty asks his girlfriend Elixia to fix up his Navy pal Jake with a date. Jake has to deliver a present to the captain's nephew: it's an ape in a sailor outfit. Elixia and Benicia mistakenly think this is Salty's friend and thus Benicia's date.
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