The Pink Panther #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pink Suite Charity," the Pink Panther takes on the unlikely role of janitor at the Sweddy Palms Motel, only to be thrust into chaos when guests Hector and his wife arrive. Written by Michael Maltese and illustrated by Phil De Lara, this 1973 Western Comics gem sees the feline detective flounder hilariously through managing, plumbing, and serving—each attempt spiraling into comedic disaster. The cover by Phil De Lara captures the absurdity perfectly, a 15-cent slice of vintage slapstick.
In "Pink Suite Charity," the Pink Panther takes on the humble role of janitor at Sweddy Palms Motel just before its sale, but chaos ensues when customer Hector and his wife check in. Forced into a series of increasingly absurd roles—manager, plumber, and waiter—the Panther’s well-intentioned efforts only amplify the couple’s misfortunes in hilarious, slapstick fashion.
In "Say Fleas," The Inspector puts his signature disguises to the test when the Phantom Felon and his loyal dog, Ding-Dog, fall victim to a bizarre theft—the Shmope Diamond has vanished, and the only clue is a swarm of unusually clever fleas. With the Commissioner watching closely and Chumely of Scotland Yard scratching his head, the Inspector must unravel a mystery where the smallest creatures may be the biggest culprits.
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Reprinted in Pink Panter #1/1974 (1974), The Pink Panther #85 (1983)
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