Smash Comics #69
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil," a mischievous week with an adopted bulldog named Towser throws Marge’s household into chaos. Spunky and Pug try to win over the stubborn pup, but their efforts only lead to more trouble—especially when Towser takes a clear dislike to Spunky. With art by Sid Lazarus and a cover by Jack Cole, this 1947 issue of Smash Comics delivers classic slapstick with a canine twist.
In this lighthearted 1947 tale from *Smash Comics* #69, Marge’s new bulldog, Towser, takes an instant liking to Curly—much to Spunky’s dismay. Determined to win the dog’s favor, Spunky and his pal Pug launch a series of clumsy schemes, each one backfiring in classic comic fashion.
When a decorated black marketeer and a corrupt food commissioner team up to control the city's meat supply, Rookie Rankin finds himself drummed off the force for speaking the truth—and decides that without a badge, he's free to dispense justice his own way. With nothing left to lose, Rankin storms into Kewpie Carson's penthouse for a reckoning that puts him face-to-face with both the criminal underworld and the man who destroyed his career in this hard-hitting tale from *Smash Comics* #69.
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