The Adventures of Bob Hope #107
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDC's The Adventures of Bob Hope #107 serves up a wonderfully chaotic summer gag, with a panicked Bob trapped in his yellow convertible while a crew of monster-clad teen attendants — a Dracula, a Frankenstein's monster, a wolfman, and a mummy — descend on him from every angle at "Super Service" station, as he pleads, "Please — I only came in for a road map!" Neal Adams brings his sharp linework to this comedic cover, wringing every ounce of slapstick from the premise that Benedict Arnold High's teen-terrors have taken vacation jobs. It's a delightful slice of 1967 DC humor that proves superhero artists could have a genuine blast in the funny pages.
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Reprinted in The Inferior Five #4 (1967)
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