Tip Top Comics #6 (138)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The National Guard," Bombo and Biltybux make a surprisingly calm bet to count to fifty before losing their tempers—until Bombo stumbles into a rough neighborhood and faces off against a string of toughs. Bernard Dibble’s dynamic art brings the chaotic, comedic showdown to life, capturing every exaggerated punch and escalating panic. The cover, by Rudolph Dirks, perfectly captures the absurd energy of the moment, making this 1948 slice of classic comic mischief a must-see for fans of early American humor strips.
In a delightfully absurd 1948 comic gem, El Bombo and Mr. Biltybux make a pact to count to 50 before losing their tempers—only for Bombo to test the limit in a rough neighborhood. When a string of toughs ambush him, he sticks to the count with deadpan determination, turning a simple rule into a riot of slapstick chaos.
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↩ Reprints Curly Kayoe Comics #8 (1950)
Reprinted in The Captain and the Kids #23 (1951), United Comics #19 (1951)
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