Popeye #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Here Comes the Bride!!", Popeye finds himself captured by a Native American tribe during a desert vacation, forced to agree to marry the chief's daughter to save his life. With Olive Oyl sensing his peril from afar, she races to intervene just as the wedding is set to begin. Written, drawn, and inked by Bud Sagendorf, this 1952 Dell comic features the artist’s signature humor and dynamic style, with a cover by Sagendorf that captures the moment’s dramatic flair.
In "Here Comes the Bride!!" from Popeye #20 (1952), Popeye finds himself captured by a Native American tribe during a desert vacation, forced to agree to marry the chief’s daughter to save his life. Meanwhile, back home, Olive Oyl senses something’s amiss and races to the rescue—just as the wedding is about to begin.
In this charming 1952 slice of whimsy from *Popeye* #20, Popeye denies Swee'Pea ice cream just before dinner, only to see the little one drift off into a vivid dream of endless scoops. When Popeye feels guilty and brings home a treat, Swee'Pea wakes up—only to find he’s lost interest. A sweet, silly moment of childhood longing and grown-up kindness, drawn with playful charm.
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Reprinted in Classic Popeye #20 (2014), Popeye #16
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