Police Comics #88
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Surprise Package," Dewey's knack for precision throws takes an unexpected turn when his demonstration for a visiting baseball scout goes awry—what starts as a display of skill quickly spirals into a mishap when a neighbor, misunderstanding the scene, hurls a rock with unintended consequences. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, this 1949 tale from Police Comics #88 captures a moment of comic tension with a classic, character-driven twist, all framed by Jack Cole’s sharp cover art.
In this lighthearted 1949 gem from Police Comics #88, Dewey shows off his impressive throwing skills for a visiting baseball scout—sending the man’s hat flying with a well-aimed rock. But when a neighbor misunderstands the scene, the scout ends up on the receiving end of an unexpected toss.
In a lighthearted 1949 tale from *Police Comics #88*, a tourist fisherman declares he won’t eat the massive catfish he’s caught—“Old Whiskers”—but will instead mount it. The local hillbillies, misunderstanding the phrase entirely, eagerly anticipate seeing him ride the fish like a horse, turning a simple fishing boast into a comical spectacle.
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