Sick #6 [36]

May 1965 · Prize · 0.25 USD

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“Let's Have More Realistic Statues”

In "Let's Have More Realistic Statues," George Washington takes a surprisingly literal approach to historical revisionism when a lightning strike damages his father's cherry tree—only to find himself enraged by the implication that he was responsible. Written and illustrated by George Ludway, this 1965 Prize comic delivers a delightfully absurd twist on American legend, with Jack Davis's iconic cover capturing the moment’s over-the-top drama.

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writer, artist, inker George Ludway · cover Jack Davis

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George Washington

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writer, artist, inker George Ludway

cover pencils, inks Jack Davis

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George Washington didn't chop down his father's cherry tree, it was hit by a bolt lightning. But George is so incensed by the accusation that he chops up his father.

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