Target Comics #3 [39]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gulliver's Travels [Part 6]," Uncle Dud takes a delightfully absurd turn when the town’s cheese vanishes—prompting him to construct a rocket to the moon, on the firmly held belief that the moon is made of cheese. With whimsical art by Edward Ryan and a delightfully surreal cover by Jack Warren, this 1943 novelty comic delivers a charmingly offbeat adventure from a bygone era.
When the town’s cheese vanishes, Uncle Dud takes matters into his own hands—literally—by constructing a rocket to reach the moon, convinced it’s made of cheese. With Dan'l Flannel’s skepticism, Jim Sneed’s gruff commentary, and Beulah Belle’s quiet disbelief, the town watches in disbelief as Uncle Dud prepares for launch.
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