Popeye #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Golden Street!", Swee'Pea drifts off in his rowboat and stumbles upon a hidden land where the king bears an uncanny resemblance to him—so much so that even Popeye, rushing in to rescue his son, finds himself utterly confused. Written and illustrated by Bud Sagendorf, this 1953 Dell comic delivers a whimsical twist on identity and family, all rendered in Sagendorf’s signature style. The cover, also by Sagendorf, captures the mystery with a vibrant, playful scene of the river’s hidden realm.
In "Hole in the Mountain!" from Popeye #24 (1953), Swee'Pea drifts into a mysterious land at the end of the river, where the king bears an uncanny resemblance to him. When Popeye arrives to rescue his son, he's left utterly baffled—neither can tell which is the real Swee'Pea.
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Reprinted in Cap'tain présente Popeye (spécial) #14 (1964), Cap'tain présente Popeye (spécial) #72 (1972), Popeye Le Marin #40 (1979), Skippern #8/1981 (1981), Classic Popeye #24 (2014), Popeye #20, Popeye #7
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