Pep Comics #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Crime Is Your Crime," Joe Edwards crafts a charming, mischievous tale from Pep Comics #74, where Bill’s attempt to impress Jinx with a backyard slide spirals into an impromptu amusement park. What starts as a simple act of affection quickly turns into a chaotic DIY project, as Bill’s inventive but ill-fated creations draw in every kid on the block—only to break down one by one. With art and writing by Joe Edwards, this 1949 slice of small-town whimsy captures the spirit of youthful ambition and the unexpected consequences of good intentions.
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Bill is spending too much money taking Jinx to the amusement park so he agrees to buy her a slide at home but they want $50 for the cheapest one so he decides to build one. He ends up building a mini amusement park in his backyard and all the kids flock to it but all the things that he built end up breaking.
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