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Cover of Heckle and Jeckle #9
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CATALOG RECORD

Heckle and Jeckle #9

St. John · Series began 1951 · January 1953

Dates

Cover date
January 1953
On sale
1952
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Ray Thompson, Jim Tyerinks: Ray Thompson, Jim Tyer

Stories

  • Monkey Business · 6 pages

    Seeing how an organ grinder and his monkey rake in money from delighted onlookers, Heckle and Jeckle set Dimwit up as an organ grinder and don monkey suits, figuring that two "monkeys" will make twice as much. Things don't quite go according to plan.

  • One False Step · 1 pages

    Gandy walks directly over an open manhole without falling in. How does he do it?

  • Phoney Farmers · 6 pages

    Heckle and Jeckle find themselves tending a farm of non-conformist animals. The cow wants to give green milk. The duck wants to lay square eggs, and the chickens (perhaps, rather painfully) want to lay nuts and bolts and costume jewelry. ...And what happens once they do?

  • Is Silence Golden? · 5 pages

    Papa is annoyed by the constant noise generated by the boys. He covers his ears with an old football helmet to insulate himself from all sounds - including those of a burglar.

  • Dimwit's Solution · 1 pages

    Farmer Gray makes the mistake of asking Dimwit to move a very large rock away from the side of the farmer's house.

  • Sourpuss Borrows · 2 pages

    Gandy finds a creative way to stop Sourpuss from constantly borrowing things from him.

  • Shipwreckers · 5 pages

    On their way to a masquerade party dressed as sailors, Heckle and Jeckle are mistaken for two AWOLs and brought aboard a navy battleship - where they wreak their expected havoc.

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