The Adventures of Jerry Lewis #106
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom DC's self-proclaimed "America's Funniest Comic Mag!" comes this June 1968 installment of The Adventures of Jerry Lewis, featuring the story "The Cockeyed Private Eye!" Bob Oksner's cover captures Jerry crouched on all fours with a magnifying glass, earnestly following a trail of footprints — completely unaware that a hulking, cat-faced villain in an orange trench coat looms directly behind him, armed and dangerous, while a young boy looks on from the side. It's a perfectly timed comedy of oblivious detection that promises the kind of cheerful, slapstick fun this series delivered so reliably in 1968.
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Reprinted in Super DC Giant #S-19 (1970)
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