Paul Terry's Comics #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "How to Handle Crowds," Heckle and Jeckle put their wits to work inventing an "automatic clothes selling machine" to calm the chaos of an overcrowded department store. Jim Tyer’s crisp art brings the absurdly efficient (and hilariously flawed) scheme to life, as a self-interested efficiency expert arrives to "optimize" things—just in time to turn the whole thing upside down.
In "How to Handle Crowds," Heckle and Jeckle try to bring order to a department store meltdown by building an automatic clothes-selling machine—only to find their invention attracts more chaos than it solves. When a store efficiency expert with a literal knack for disruption shows up, the situation spirals in ways neither of them expected.
In "The Super-Cleaner," Sourpuss stumbles into a bizarre situation after picking up a strange device from a door-to-door salesman—only to try and trick Gandy into buying it himself. As the gadget’s odd effects ripple through the story, Sourpuss finds himself caught in a literal tug-of-war between his own conflicting sides, each vying for control.
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