Scribbly #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeScribbly #1 (1948) kicks off with a delightfully awkward job hunt when the young artist tries to land a gig at Rational Comics, the studio behind the star superhero Terrific Man. Written, drawn, and inked by Sheldon Mayer, the issue captures Scribbly’s misadventures with charm and wit—especially when his agent misunderstands his ambitions and lands him a spot at the rodeo instead. The cover by Mayer perfectly mirrors the comic’s playful tone, making this a standout early entry in DC’s history.
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Scribbly tries to get a job at Rational Comics, publishers of Terrific Man, but his agent thinks he's a rider and gets him a job at the rodeo.
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