Tip Topper Comics #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains two main stories. The lead story involves agents discovering that Terran operatives have infiltrated their organization and are in possession of dangerous new inventions, leading to a tense confrontation where characters debate whether to establish contact with Terra's intelligence service and navigate romantic complications during the crisis. "Fritzi Ritz," illustrated by Ernie Bushmiller, features a humorous domestic sequence in which Phil suffers from persistent hiccups that his wife attempts to cure through various remedies including water, paper-bag breathing, and sugar, while their attempts create comic chaos around their home and a damaged car.
Adolph Sutro's unlikely rise to the mayor's office in San Francisco makes for a remarkable true tale—placed on the ballot as a joke and running on the Populist ticket, he faced opposition from every major newspaper, political machine, and wealthy interest, yet still won by a landslide margin in 1894. This collection of strange-but-true facts from around the world shows how reality can be stranger than fiction.
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