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CATALOG RECORD

Paul Terry's Comics #92

St. John · Series began 1951 · May 1952

Dates

Cover date
May 1952
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Jim Tyerinks: Jim Tyer

Stories

  • Stunt Flyer · 1 pages

    Rudy tries to one-up Dinky in stunts.

  • The Golden West · 6 pages

    Rudy tells Dinky tall tales about being a lawman in the old west. Soon after, Dinky receives an invitation to visit his Uncle Mallard, a western rancher, and brings a reluctant Rudy along. Can Rudy live up to his own hype?

  • Leave it to Papa · 7 pages

    Papa tries to fix a leaking pipe under the bathroom sink. What could possibly go wrong?

  • Fishing Story · 1 pages

    While the pair are fishing, Sourpuss' prank on Gandy typically backfires.

  • The Urge to Travel · 8 pages

    Destitute and looking for a fast buck, Heckle and Jeckle construct a Magic Telegraph Box that "will telegraph PEOPLE instead of MESSAGES" and test it out by "telegraphing" Heckle to China, where he returns with chop suey as proof of his journey. They mass-produce the boxes and make a fortune off of the multitudes who wish to travel rapidly and cheaply. The inevitable flaws in the Magpies' plans soon reveal themselves, leaving them as broke as they began the story.

  • The Parking Meter Dog · 2 pages

    Heckle and Jeckle talk the sedentary and stationary Dimwit into serving as a parking meter for the city.

  • Football · 1 pages

    Rather than replace a broken window pane, Papa joins the kids in a game of football.

  • His Off Day · 1 pages

    After reading a book on the subject, Rudy tests his prowess as an escape artist from tightly tied and knotted ropes. ...He should have read more books.

  • Blowing Bubbles · 6 pages

    Roquefort and Percy's latest skirmish revolves around bubbles, a pipe, and a pie.

  • Tricky Business · 1 pages

    Gandy has a gift for Susie. Sourpuss decides to tell Susie the gift is from him.

Reprinted in

Dinky Duck (1951)

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