Rock and Rollo #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCharlton's Rock and Rollo #14 brings the laughs in fine 1957 form, with Frank Johnson's cover depicting a gloriously chaotic scene: a wide-eyed heavyset fellow in glasses and a bow tie goes careening on a small wheeled cart through a splashing puddle, urged on by a gleeful blonde kid in a green dress, while a uniformed doorman behind them looks on in bug-eyed alarm — all of it set against the backdrop of what appears to be a swanky hotel entrance with a striped awning. Johnson's loose, expressive cartooning gives the whole scene an irresistible slapstick energy that perfectly suits this kid-friendly humor title. At a dime a copy, this was breezy, cheerful fun for young readers of the era.
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