Riggin' Bill #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring humorous short comics and an advice column. The cover presents a joke about a sailor visiting a doctor for vaccination. Interior pages include a "Birthstones" comic gag about scars and cigarettes, and the "Riggin' Bill" advice column where the titular character responds to readers' letters, including one from Peachy Tyme in Brooklyn seeking dating advice and another from Rosie Glow of the Bingle Bros. Circus recounting an incident involving a man destroying telephone books near the Navy Yard.
Riggin' Bill finds himself the unwilling target of an art class's quest for the perfect Navy poster model—and when a congressman's daughter gets involved, he's discovering that smooth-talking his way out of trouble might be his toughest assignment yet. This 1944 humor story captures the wartime shenanigans and romantic entanglements that keep the good-natured sailor scrambling.
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