Nutty Comics#8

Nutty Comics #8

Jun 1947 · Harvey · 0.10 USD

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“The Case of the Wooden Indian”

In "The Case of the Wooden Indian," a 1947 issue of Nutty Comics, Ricky is caught in a series of bewildering mix-ups involving mysterious visitors and a suspiciously lifelike wooden statue. With Al Zere handling art, inking, and lettering, the story unfolds with a quirky charm that’s both playful and just a little off-kilter.

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artist, inker, letterer Al Zere

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artist, inker, letterer Al Zere

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Ricky's mother rouses him from bed to meet an attractive young woman, but by the time he gets dressed, the cute girl has departed and left her homely associate to pitch a hiking club to the disgruntled teen. Later, Mrs. Roony says the new neighbor's daughter has come to visit, but a disheveled Ricky doesn't believe her.

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