Terry-Toons Comics #75
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "How to Handle Crowds," Heckle and Jeckle put their chaotic energy to work inventing an automatic clothes-selling machine to tame the madness of an overcrowded department store. With Jim Tyer handling both art and inks, the duo’s invention runs smoothly—until a by-the-book efficiency expert arrives, determined to streamline things his way. The cover, by Art Bartsch, captures the scene’s escalating absurdity in crisp, lively detail.
Heckle and Jeckle try to bring order to a department store overrun by shoppers—both ladies and men—by introducing their "automatic clothes selling machine." But when a store efficiency expert shows up with his own agenda, the chaos takes a new, unexpected turn.
Sourpuss stumbles into a bizarre situation when he impulsively buys a strange device from a door-to-door salesman, only to try turning a profit by selling it to Gandy Goose. As his scheming self and conscience wage a literal battle of wills inside his mind, the line between clever trickery and true regret starts to blur—while a crowd of customers watches, waiting to see who’ll come out on top.
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Reprinted in Heckle and Jeckle #3 (1952), Paul Terry's Comics #96 (1952)
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