National Comics #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"King Louie of Numforia" is a delightfully quirky 1948 tale from Quality Comics, spotlighting Roberta's imaginative use of the Futzits' apartment as a makeshift museum of curiosities. When members of Mrs. Futzit's Psychic Research Society arrive for their meeting, they're startled by the strange exhibits — and the artwork by Bernard Dibble brings the whole surreal scene to life, with cover by Klaus Nordling capturing the eerie charm.
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While the Futzits are away, Roberta uses their apartment as a museum, filled with oddities supplied by her young pals. Mrs. Futzit's Psychic Research Society members arrive at the apartment for their meeting and flee in terror.
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