Tip Top Comics #11 (95)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Tip Top Comics #11 (1944), inventor John hands his friend Bill a mysterious anti-gravity liquid that turns heavy objects weightless. With a little help from the formula, Bill lifts a horse, then a bus, and finally a train—just to prove a point to the intimidating bully McSlaughterhouse, whose mind he might just change. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, this early 1940s adventure blends whimsy and muscle with a touch of science-fueled swagger.
In a delightfully absurd 1944 splash of humor and sci-fi, inventor John arms Bill Bumlin with a wacky anti-gravity elixir, turning everyday objects into airborne feats of weightless wonder. With a horse, a bus, and even a train lifting on a whim, Bill’s newfound power takes a playful jab at bully Bad News McSlaughterhouse—whose tough exterior starts to crack under the sheer ridiculousness of it all.
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Reprinted in Sparkler Comics #11 (59) (1946)
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