Tip Top Comics #3 (123)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Tip Top Comics #3 (1946), Sad Sack’s homecoming takes a bittersweet turn when the cheers of a "Welcome Soldier" banner at the train station clash with the quiet emptiness of a world that’s moved on. With theaters, hotels, and canteens all closed, even the park bars him with a "Keep Off the Grass" sign—leaving him to sleep on the platform, wrapped in the very banner meant to welcome him. Written and illustrated by George Baker, this poignant slice of postwar life captures a moment of quiet isolation with a touch of wry humor.
In a high-stakes showdown between the Mohawks and their arch-rivals, the Leopards, the odds are stacked against them—down 11 to 1 after seven innings. With the crowd on the edge of their seats, a sudden surge in the eighth inning sees the Mohawks mount a furious comeback, rallying for 11 runs in a game that could define their season. The fate of the game hangs in the balance as Bill Boyle, Gil Grady, Steve Sanders, and the rest of the team fight to turn the tide.
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