The Adventures of Bob Hope #95
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBob Oksner's cover for this 1965 DC comedy gem drops Bob Hope and the guitar-strumming teen Super-Hip right into the middle of "Café Go-Go-Ghoul," where a Frankenstein's monster, a vampire, a sultry blue-haired ghoul, and a snarling werewolf are apparently the evening's entertainment. The speech bubbles say it all — Hope's horrified date calls the monsters "creeps," while Super-Hip shrugs it off with teenage cool — setting up the kind of madcap monster-meets-comedy chaos that made this series such a fun corner of the Silver Age. Writer Arnold Drake and artist Bob Oksner keep the laughs coming with "Super-Hip, the Sickest Super-Hero of 'Em All" headlining the issue's promise of groovy, spooky hijinks.
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Bob's college friend's son comes to live with him. Unknown to either of them Tad is secretly Super-Hip, the world's hippest super-hero.
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