Punch and Judy Comics #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Punch and Judy Comics #10, a whimsical 1946 adventure unfolds as the Circus-Master seeks a rare Biffsniff from a mysterious witch—only to have Pinky and Bucky transformed into the creatures and sold to his show. With help from Bobo and Starry Eyes, the duo confronts the witch and restores their friends, but the circus has a surprising twist: they’ll now display the witch instead. Orestes Calpini handles both art and inks for the interior, while Bill Hudson delivers the vibrant cover.
In "null," Punch’s mockery of Uncle Tony’s Scarecrow sparks an unexpected twist when the straw figure comes to life and takes Punch home as a toy for his two scarecrow children. When an escaped circus zebra threatens the straw-stuffed youngsters, Punch must find a way to protect them—before the joke turns deadly.
In "null," Little Horsefeather and Pantywaist try to boost their strawberry harvest by tinkering with Big Splash’s rain-making machine, only to unleash a whimsical storm of unexpected proportions. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this six-page 1946 tale blends childlike mischief with gentle fantasy, where a simple wish for more berries spirals into something far stranger than they imagined.
In "null," the Circus-Master’s quest for a rare Biffsniff leads him to a witch who transforms Pinky and Bucky into the very creatures he seeks—only for Bobo and Starry Eyes to step in and undo the spell. With the Biffsniffs restored and the witch now the circus’s unexpected attraction, the balance of whimsy and mischief tips in a way no one saw coming.
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