Tip Top Comics #11 (107)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Swamped," Bernard Dibble crafts a quietly charming tale of mistaken impressions, as Betsy finds herself unexpectedly softening toward her nephew Hinky after a day spent with the more mischievous Egbert. With Ernie Bushmiller’s distinctive touch on the cover, this 1945 slice of domestic comedy captures a moment of gentle humor and shifting perspectives.
In a lighthearted 1945 slice of domestic chaos, Betsy Bumlin takes on the task of disciplining her nephew Hinky, only to find her perspective shifting after spending time with Egbert McDingle, the mischievous son of a friend. As the day unfolds, the line between troublemaker and just a boy begins to blur, leaving Betsy questioning what really makes a child “bad.”
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Reprinted in Comics Revue #3 (1947), Ella Cinders #1 (2) (1948), The Captain and the Kids #[nn] (1948)
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