Police Comics #90
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Captain Rivers" in Police Comics #90 (1949) delivers a quirky, character-driven tale from Bernard Dibble, who wrote, drew, and inked the story with a sharp, early comic sensibility. When Dewey’s new crow refuses to talk, his frustration leads him to try returning it—only for the bird to surprise him with a sharp retort that echoes his own insults. The cover by Jack Cole, with its bold, expressive style, captures the moment’s tension and humor perfectly.
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Dewey is angry that his new crow won't talk, so he tries to return it to Clem Ratfield. Then the crow decides to speak, repeating Dewey's insults about the Ratfields.
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