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Punch and Judy Comics#7

Punch and Judy Comics #7

Oct 1951 · Hillman · 0.10 USD
“The Totem Pole”

In "The Totem Pole," Big Bill Buffalo hatches a peculiar plan: he convinces the small-statured trio of Indians—Tom, Dick, and Harry—to stand as a living totem pole to direct buffalo herds, promising them cash from "traffic" fines. Vic Martin’s expressive artwork brings the whimsical, slightly absurd premise to life with charm and precision.

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artist, inker Vic Martin

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artist, inker Vic Martin

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Big Bill Buffalo convinces diminutive Indians Tom, Dick, and Harry to form a human totem pole and serve as a traffic signal for the herds of buffalo, promising they will receive money from "traffic" violations.

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