The Adventures of Bob Hope #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Super-Hip Flies Again," Bob Hope enlists the help of psychiatrist Dr. F. Rutecake for his overly well-adjusted friend Tadwallader Jutefruice, leading to an unexpected turn when Bob urges Tadwallader to join the Benedict Arnold High School football team. When Badger Goldliver provokes him, Tadwallader’s frustration sparks a transformation into Super-Hip, unleashing a surreal showdown that ends with Badger turned into a waffle with maple syrup. Written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by Bob Oksner—whose dynamic art defines the issue’s zany tone—this 1965 DC classic blends absurd humor with a touch of superhero whimsy, all wrapped in a cover by Oksner that captures the moment’s chaotic energy.
When Bob Hope enlists Dr. F. Rutecake to help Tadwallader Jutefruice—his overly well-adjusted friend—things take a turn for the absurd, especially after Bob pushes Tadwallader to join the Benedict Arnold High football team. There, a brutal encounter with Badger Goldliver sparks an unexpected transformation, unleashing Super-Hip in a moment of syrupy, chaotic justice.
In this zany 1965 installment of *The Adventures of Bob Hope*, Tadwallader Jutefruice—aka Super-Hip—fumes when his beloved slide rule is stolen during a high-stakes football game between Benedict Arnold High and Suburban Normal. With Coach Frank N. Stein, Professor Von Wolfmann, and Dr. Van Pyre in tow, he transforms into his superhero self, only to find the Suburban Normal team has a surprise of their own. As chaos unfolds on the field, Super-Hip, Bob Hope, and the rest of the faculty must rely on wit, teamwork, and a few well-timed antics to turn the tide—before the game’s outcome is decided by more than just touchdowns.
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