Tip Top Comics #175
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Tip Top Comics #175, Ernie Bushmiller delivers a delightfully absurd slice of mid-century whimsy, where a group of girls navigate a series of playful, exaggerated misadventures—from painting keyholes to hunting for the perfect picnic spot—on Aunt Martha’s farm. With his signature sharp wit and cartoonish charm, Bushmiller crafts a lighthearted, visually inventive tale that captures the spirit of childhood mischief, all drawn and inked by the master himself.
Nancy and Sluggo stumble into a series of silly misadventures on Aunt Martha’s farm, from painting the keyhole to chasing a runaway ball, all while dodging a bed without supper and dreaming up a picnic spot near the rich man’s swimming pool. With girls’ antics and clock-collecting schemes adding to the chaos, their day spins into a whirl of harmless mischief.
In a delightfully absurd jungle adventure, Hans and Fritz find themselves tangled in a series of wild mishaps—starting with a goat and a walrus, a rogue vacuum cleaner, and a mischievous ape snatching pirate treasure. When a bird steals Mama’s market basket and moonlight fishing goes hilariously awry, Der Captain and Der Inspector are left scrambling to restore order in their topsy-turvy world.
In the heart of the jungle, Tarzan finds himself ensnared by the ruthless Gunnar Milo, who exploits local tribesmen as slave labor in a hidden copper mine. Forced into grueling toil beneath the earth, Tarzan must outwit his captor and survive the treacherous depths before the mine’s secrets consume him.
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Reprinted in United Comics #23 (1952)
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