Sparkler Comics #8 (8)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the River Fiddler," Bombo takes a stand in the woods, using his knack for befriending animals to protect them from hunters—only to uncover a hidden gang of outlaws, led by Killer, using the same terrain as a refuge. Bernard Dibble’s expressive art brings the wilds and its unlikely hero to life, capturing both the quiet moments with nature and the tension of a secret showdown.
In this 1942 humor tale from Sparkler Comics #8, Bombo stumbles upon a menagerie of woodland friends and takes it upon himself to protect them from lurking hunters. When a gang of outlaws, led by the menacing Killer, takes refuge in the same woods, Bombo’s quiet vigilance turns into a clever trap—setting a surprise for the intruders to keep the animals safe.
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