The Beezer #476
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Paratroopers, Mini-Size, Give a Crook a Big Surprise," a restless child’s vivid dream about candy-eating robots and comic-feeding machines spills into waking life when a passing dustman in a dustbin seems straight out of his nightmare. Fleeing in fright with his prized comics and sweets, he hides under the stairs—only to find himself in a situation far stranger than any dream. Illustrated with playful precision by Bill Ritchie and brought to life in whimsical detail on the cover by Dudley D. Watkins, this 1965 issue of The Beezer delivers a charmingly surreal moment of childhood imagination meeting the everyday.
Baby Crockett wakes from a wild dream about robot sweets-eaters and comic-feeding machines, only to see the dustman hauling a bin and panic—thinking it’s a real robot. He bolts with his comics and sweets, scrambling to hide under the stairs, convinced the mechanical menace is after his treasures.
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