Star Comics #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeStar Comics #6 is an anthology featuring multiple stories. "Professor McScrewup Presenting His Educational Class" uses humor to explain reincarnation through jokes about historical figures returning as other objects, such as George Washington becoming a bridge and Lincoln becoming a highway. A science fiction adventure depicts a pilot named Dan performing a daring spacewalk involving a dangerous exhaust pipe to save his ship and crew from crashing. "Ima Sphinx: Her Action Speaks Louder Than Words" shows a woman listening to a radio broadcast of a coronation ceremony and fantasizing about being a queen, only to be brought back to reality by her husband when she laments not having a crown and magic wand.
This one-page tribute celebrates the everyday heroism of police officers—the men in blue who protect their communities, help children and the elderly navigate the streets, and face danger daily while safeguarding lives and property. It's a straightforward salute to the often-overlooked courage of law enforcement, rendered with genuine respect for their service.
Joe M'Gee discovers his neighbor trying to hang himself—but gives some surprisingly practical advice that puts a ridiculous spin on the whole affair. It's a quick, dark-comedy gag that plays the absurdity for all it's worth.
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Reprinted in Scoop Comics #1 (1941), Jest Comics #10 (1944), Snap Comics #9 (1944), Captain Flight Comics #6 (1945), Carnival Comics #[13] (1945), Phantom Lady #2 (1955)
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