Tip Topper Comics #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features several stories including a tale where a young artist in a red shirt seeks financial backing from a wealthy patron to fund his studies in Paris, but must prove his artistic worth and dedication to raising the necessary money. The issue also includes an advice column by Elizabeth Woodward addressing a reader's concerns about making friends at a new school located nine miles away, encouraging her to use the bus commute as an opportunity to bond with classmates. A stamp collecting feature discusses "Peace Stamps" commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Council of Trent and its role in the Roman Catholic Church.
Fritzi Ritz spots a suspicious character lurking near a pawn shop and becomes convinced he's planning a robbery—so convinced that she decides to call the police to protect what she claims is nearly all her own merchandise on display in the window. What unfolds is a classic case of mistaken assumptions and comic timing as Fritzi's suspicions lead her down an unexpected path.
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Reprinted in Comics on Parade #86 (1952), Fritzi Ritz #32 (1954), Fritzi Ritz #33 (1954)
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