Syndicate Features #5

Dec 1937 · Chesler / Dynamic · 0.00 FREE

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“Getting the Best Cut”

In "Getting the Best Cut," a 1937 free comic from Chesler / Dynamic, Bunny’s attempt to outsmart a passing rabbit backfires in a twist of fate that turns theft into a lesson in misjudgment. Written by Carl E. Schultze and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Charles Biro—both inks and pencils on the interior and cover—this early comic delivers a wry, character-driven moment with a classic, self-inflicted irony.

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writer Carl E. Schultze · artist, inker, letterer Charles Biro · cover Charles Biro

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writer Carl E. Schultze

artist, inker, letterer Charles Biro

cover pencils, inks Charles Biro

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Bunny sees another rabbit going by and decides to bump into him to steal his pocket watch. He is successful, but it turns out the other rabbit took advantage as was able to steal all of Bunny's watches instead.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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