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CATALOG RECORD

Blondie #164

King Features · Series began 1966 · August 1966

Dates

Cover date
August 1966
On sale
June 2, 1966
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Paul Fung Jr., Bob Gustafsoninks: Paul Fung Jr., Frank Johnsonscript: Bob Gustafson

Stories

  • Interference · 4 pages

    TV repairman Al finds - and resolves - the strange case of signal interference on Dagwood's TV set, prompting an unhappy-with-the-result Dagwood to enact an unusual type of revenge against Al.

  • A Clean Sweep! · 5 pages

    The entire Bumstead family rushes around in a panic to prepare for a visit from a potential client for Mr. Dithers.

  • Rush Hour Rush! · 5 pages

    Dagwood goes through heck in order to avoid being late for work.

  • Truth Is Stranger than... Anything! · 1 pages

    A series of twelve humorous or unusual anecdotes accompanied by a single illustration.

  • Slugger Sarge · 4 pages

    Angry at Beetle and Killer for playing baseball outside his office, Sarge hits their ball 587 feet away hoping they'll never find it again. They do find it outside the office of J.J. Sharp, Camp Swampy's publicity agent, who tells them that it "ties Babe Ruth's record for hitting the longest ball!". Under orders from General Halftrack to create publicity for the camp, Sharp decides to get Sarge even madder, in the hope of breaking The Babe's record. ...Sarge does get madder but breaks a completely different record.

  • The Demonstration · 5 pages

    To quickly get rid of a door-to-door salesman, Dagwood immediately agrees to take one of whatever he's selling - just to get rid of him. But the salesman will not leave - or accept Dagwood's money - without giving him a demonstration first.

  • Rude Awakening · 1 pages

    Blondie sends Daisy's quintet of enthusiastic pups to get Dagwood out of bed.

  • The Bumbling Burglar · 4 pages

    A burglar who's particularly bad at burgling finds sympathy at the Bumstead house.

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