Flip #2 (1946)

G. I. Publishing · 1946 · 37 pages

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This is a humor anthology issue containing several comedic stories. "The Boston Tea Party" depicts colonial Americans staging their famous protest, with characters discussing their grievances about tea taxation and independence. "The Shriek of Araby" presents a parody of desert adventure films, featuring a character on horseback in Saharan settings with musical and comedic interludes. A third story involves a woman named Jane navigating romantic complications, including interactions with a man named Hector and discussions about marriage and advertising work.

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