Sick #6 [36]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "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.
In this absurdist 1965 gem from *Sick* #6, George Washington finds himself caught in a scandal that’s less about cherry trees and more about a lightning strike—literally. When rumors swirl that he destroyed his father’s tree, the founding father’s fury takes a surprisingly violent turn.
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Reprinted in Sick #8 (72) (1969), Sick #1 (81) (1971), Sick Annual #12 (1972), Sick Annual #13 (1973)
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