Popeye #E-12

Jan 1972 · King Features · 0.00 FREE

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In "Beauty Parlor," Popeye stumbles into a whirlwind of unexpected professions, discovering the surprising skills behind personal service careers—from barbering and spa work to dog grooming and even driving a limo. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Frank Roberge, this 1972 King Features classic offers a lighthearted, offbeat look at everyday trades, all brought to life with playful energy. The cover by George Wildman captures the whimsy of the tale in full color.

Contains 2 stories

Beauty Parlor

1 pp · Humor

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Untitled Humor story

31 pp · Humor, Non-Fiction

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In this lighthearted 1972 installment from Popeye #E-12, Popeye explores the world of personal service careers—from barbering and spa work to driving a limo and teaching karate—discovering the quirks and challenges of each in his own inimitable style. Written with a playful tone and illustrated with classic charm, the story offers a whimsical peek into everyday jobs through Popeye’s curious eyes.