Popeye #114

May 1972 · Charlton · 0.20 USD

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In "How Prince Swee'Pea Came from Spinachovia," Popeye recounts the tale of Swee'Pea’s royal origins, leading the duo on a journey back to the whimsical kingdom of Spinachovia. There, Swee'Pea’s rightful claim to the throne is tested in an unexpected showdown—via Monopoly—culminating in the restoration of the true king, Blozo, until Swee'Pea is ready to rule. Written by Nicola Cuti and illustrated by George Wildman, with lettering by Charlotte Jetter and cover art by Wildman, this 1972 Charlton issue brings a playful twist to the classic sailor’s world, all in a 20-cent comic.

Contains 5 stories

How Prince Swee'Pea Came from Spinachovia

10 pp · Humor

King Louie

In this delightfully whimsical 1972 tale from *Popeye* #114, Jo and Popeye embark on a lighthearted journey to Spinachovia, the fantastical land where Swee'Pea was born a crown prince. There, amid playful politics and a very competitive game of Monopoly, Swee'Pea takes a surprising turn as he restores the rightful king—only to set the stage for his own future reign.

Alice the Goon Sez "[unintelligible]"

3 pp · Humor

The Pay-Off

4 pp · Humor

The Cure

4 pp · Humor

Dr. Kilzem

What's Cookin'??

3 pp · Humor