Police Comics #93
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Twinning Terror," Bernard Dibble crafts a delightfully chaotic tale where a peaceful barbecue quickly spirals into mayhem, all over a simple misunderstanding. The story, written, drawn, and inked by Dibble, captures the absurdity of mistaken identity with a perfectly timed punchline that turns celebration into chaos. Jack Cole’s dynamic cover perfectly captures the moment of comedic tension, making this 1949 Quality Comics gem a standout in the series.
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The end of the Ratfield-Drip feud is celebrated with a barbecue, but when Dewey says "The food's on" everyone thinks he said "the feud's on" and, fighting breaks out anew.
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