Punch and Judy Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "McMussel the Mighty," Punch’s bold claim to outdo the Man in the Moon’s assistant, the ever-resourceful Snickelfritz, lands him in a lunar adventure he didn’t expect—literally. With art by Orestes Calpini and lettering by Ben Oda, this 1951 Hillman gem delivers whimsy and woe in equal measure as Punch’s confidence meets the moon’s unexpected challenges.
In "null," Punch’s boastful claim that he could run the moon better than the Man in the Moon’s assistant, the Wonderful Snickelfritz, gets him pulled into a fantastical trip to the lunar surface—where his confidence quickly runs into trouble. With whimsical charm and a touch of slapstick, the story follows Punch’s ill-fated attempt to prove himself in a realm far beyond his grasp.
In "null," Elmer McSnargle faces a crisis when Earl the rich rabbit announces a horse race with the McSnargle house as a prize. Desperate to keep his home, Elmer dons a horse costume and enters the race, hoping to outwit fate with a clever disguise.
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