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Jack-in-the-Box Comics #15 (1947)

Charlton · 1947 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
The Old Tablecloth Trick
1 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Untitled story
6 pp · adventure; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Mercury and the Woodsman
3 pp · drama; fantasy

A poor woodsman's accidental loss of his axe in a deep pool catches the attention of Mercury, who offers a divine test of character. When the woodsman chooses honesty over greed, he learns what true reward looks like—and discovers that another woodsman's attempt to trick the same god carries a very different consequence. This classic fable from Lee Sherman reminds us that integrity matters more than any material gain.

Double Trouble
5 pp · teen

Ginger tells a tall tale to impress her girls' club, claiming her uncle is a senator—so when the real Senator Brackish unexpectedly shows up at the hotel, Breezy gets roped into impersonating him, leading to a scramble of mistaken identities and close calls. It's a 1947 romp where one innocent fib spirals into comedic chaos, and Breezy discovers that fooling the girls may have been the scariest part of all.

Here Comes the Helicopter
5 pp · non-fiction; children
Tommy Tailspin

Tommy Tailspin takes a young woman on an exciting flight to demonstrate how a helicopter works, explaining its key parts and the remarkable things it can do that regular airplanes cannot—from hovering motionless to taking off and landing straight up and down. Along the way, Tommy showcases the helicopter's many practical uses, from rescuing people at sea to fighting forest fires and delivering aid to remote locations.

Sir Mordred's Treason and the Death of Arthur
6 pp · adventure; historical
Untitled story
5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; children
Jack in the BoxMiss DollLongears

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