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Terry-Toons Comics#79
Cover: Art Bartsch

Terry-Toons Comics #79

Mar 1950 · St. John · 0.10 USD
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“The Repelling Ray”

In "The Repelling Ray," Heckle and Jeckle pull their most absurd scam yet, trapping the perpetually bewildered Dimwit in a bottle smaller than he is to trick the local police. With Jim Tyer’s dynamic art bringing every slapstick twist to life, the magpies’ latest scheme spirals into chaos when Dimwit—finally freed—unexpectedly becomes Officer Reilly’s reluctant sidekick. The cover by Art Bartsch captures the madness in bold, playful detail.

artist, inker Jim Tyer · cover Art Bartsch

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artist, inker Jim Tyer
cover pencils, inks Art Bartsch

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Heckle and Jeckle literally stuff and cram Dimwit into a small bottle one quarter of his size to perpetrate a "genie scam" on the cops who look to shut down the magpies' phony fortune-telling business. When Dimwit is finally released from his impossibly small container, he becomes the not-so-mystic servant of Officer Reilly, in another wild outing aptly illustrated by Tyer.

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