Smash Comics #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "This Little Pig Went to Market," Curly’s newfound independence—fueled by his job—sets him apart from other boys his age, but Spunky isn’t far behind, determined to prove he can do the same. When Spunky lands a job as a movie theater usher, his enthusiasm quickly runs into trouble, leading to a messy, unforgettable fiasco that ends in a swift dismissal. Penciled and inked by Sid Lazarus, this 1946 slice of postwar life captures youthful ambition with a touch of humor, while Al Bryant’s cover perfectly frames the chaos.
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Curly is so independent (because he has a job) that he doesn't waste his time like most boys. Spunky says he'll get a job also. Eventually he tries being a movie theater usher, but bungles that and gets fired.
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