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CATALOG RECORD

Heckle and Jeckle #17

St. John · Series began 1951 · May 1954

Dates

Cover date
May 1954
On sale
1954
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

letters: Vic Lockman, Ray Thompsonscript: Vic Lockmanpencils: Vic Lockman, Ray Thompsoninks: Vic Lockman, Ray Thompson

Stories

  • Nautical Nonsense · 6 pages

    To get rid of them once and for all, the police tow Heckle and Jeckle out to sea beyond the three-mile-limit, and leave them there in a rowboat. In their oceanic exile, they encounter a loan-shark who is an actual shark, and wreak havoc aboard a passing yacht.

  • Unconscious Victim · 1 pages

    Dimwit has fallen asleep on the sill of an open window. As a prank, Chesty plans to give him a rude awakening by pushing Dimwit out the window.

  • Not for the Birds! · 1 pages

    Fed up with a proliferation of birdwatchers, Heckle and Jeckle decide to take matters into their own hands.

  • Opera Antics · 9 pages

    With their eyes on a big pile of money set to fund an opera production, Heckle and Jeckle waylay Pasta and Fazoola (the two expected producers), taking their place and wreaking their own brand of havoc on an opera company.

  • Smoke Signals · 1 pages

    Gandy misspells a word, while sending smoke signals.

  • Seeing is Believing · 7 pages

    To impress his tough-cat cousin, Percy fakes a photograph of him punching a bulldog in the nose, using a dog-dummy. Roquefort gets his hands on the phony photos and threatens to show them to quick-tempered Chesty (a *real* bulldog), unless Percy agrees to be the mouse's servant.

  • Taxi, Mister! · 6 pages

    In New York City, Heckle and Jeckle con taxi driver Dimwit out of his cab and take a rich lady passenger on a wild ride.

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