The Adventures of Bob Hope #99
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Super-Hope Meets Super-Hip [Part 1]," Bob Hope’s latest scheme takes a bizarre turn when he dons the guise of the notorious Super-Hip, setting off a chain of events that catches the school faculty completely off guard. Written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by Bob Oksner, this 1966 DC adventure blends humor and chaos as Bob’s prank collides with a long-overdue decision from the school’s administration. The cover by Bob Oksner captures the moment with playful flair, a 12-cent comic that’s as clever as it is absurd.
When Bob disguises himself as Super-Hip to test Tad’s reaction, he accidentally stumbles into a campus-wide crackdown—just as the faculty finally declares they’ve had enough of Super-Hip’s antics. With Harvard Harvard, Badger Goldliver, and Dr. Van Pyre all caught in the chaos, and Lisa, Frank N. Stein, and Heinrich Von Wolfmann trying to keep the peace, the line between prank and panic blurs in this zany, high-stakes comedy of errors.
When Bob Hope makes a daring escape from the classroom, the teachers aren’t ready to let go of their new superhero act—especially not when a famous movie producer arrives in town to cast the real Super-Hip in his latest film. With Heinrich von Wolfmann, Frank N. Stein, Dr. Van Pyre, Carlo da Balogna, and Vava Vavoom all vying for screen time, the line between classroom chaos and cinematic spectacle blurs in "Part 3: 'Hip-Two-Three-Four!'"
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