Wilbur Comics #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mirthquake," Slats becomes the unwitting star of a daily comedy routine he doesn’t understand—each day he buys a new list of jokes from a store, only to deliver them to his friends with deadpan seriousness. But behind the scenes, Red is writing every punchline, manipulating the gang into laughing at Slats’ expense to keep him looking foolish. Written and illustrated by Joe Edwards, this 1958 Wilbur Comics #76 features a clever, character-driven gag that hinges on misdirection and the quiet absurdity of everyday routines. The cover, also by Joe Edwards, captures the moment of comedic tension with a perfectly timed expression.
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Slats goes to a store each day and buys a list of jokes for the day. However, he doesn't know that Red writes them. The jokes don't make sense, but Red tells the gang to laugh so that Slats will look like an idiot.
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