National Comics #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis October 1949 issue of National Comics promises a lively romp as The Barker outsmarts Snake Oil Sam, and Gill Fox's cover sets the comedic tone perfectly. The scene unfolds at Spudo's Circus Barber Shop, where a massive walrus has settled into the barber's chair for a whisker trim — scissors and straight razor in hand, the shirtless barber works away with cheerful determination while a wide-eyed man in a flashy red pinstripe suit recoils in alarm in the background. It's the kind of warmly absurd humor that Quality Comics did so well, and this issue looks like a genuine treat for fans of big-top comedy.
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Lassie meets a nice old man at the beach, and he's able to do her and Roberta a favor.
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