The Adventures of Jerry Lewis #108
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Cons Who Went to Kids' Camp," Jerry Lewis stumbles into a chaotic mix-up when Renfrew’s deadly shipment meant for Camp Wack-A-Boy ends up at Prison Camp Work-A-Day. Unwittingly, Jerry helps round up the escaped inmates, setting off a chain of mistaken identities and high jinks. Written by Don Segall and illustrated by Bob Oksner, with inks by Oksner and Tex Blaisdell and lettering by Gaspar Saladino, this 1968 DC comic features a delightfully absurd premise and a cover by Bob Oksner.
When Renfrew’s scheme to sabotage Camp Wack-A-Boy backfires and sends lethal weapons to Prison Camp Work-A-Day, Jerry Lewis finds himself in the middle of a chaotic mix-up. Unwittingly, he ends up rounding up the escaped convicts, while Uncle Hal and Witch Kraft scramble to keep the situation from spiraling—especially with prison guards hot on the trail.
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