Tip Top Comics #12 (96)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Tip Top Comics #12, Bill’s life takes a bizarre turn when a magic elixir grants him the power to make anything weightless with just one drop—leading to an accidental reputation as a super-strong hero. When his wife accidentally swaps the elixir with water, Bill finds himself struggling to keep up with the fame he never asked for. Written by Bernard Dibble and illustrated by Dib, with a cover by Rudolph Dirks, this 1944 adventure blends whimsy and woe in a tale of mistaken identity and light-hearted mishaps.
Bill Bumlin’s magic elixir makes anything weightless with just a drop—so when he accidentally gains a reputation as a super-strong man, he’s caught in a whirlwind of absurd demands. But when Mrs. Bumlin swaps the elixir for plain water, Bill’s newfound fame starts to unravel, especially with the help of the ever-practical Hetty Spondulix.
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