Dates
- Cover date
- Winter 1944
- Pages
- 60
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
pencils: Ed Dobrotka, Jack Cole, Klaus Nordling, Jack Alderman, Bernard Dibble, Janice Valleau, Rube Goldberginks: Ed Dobrotka, Jack Cole, Klaus Nordling, Jack Alderman, Bernard Dibble, Janice Valleau, Rube Goldbergscript: Jack Cole, Klaus Nordling, Bernard Dibble, Rube Goldberg
Stories
- Untitled · 15 pages
Kim is appointed a representative of the Good Neighbor Bureau and is sent to South America as a goodwill ambassador where Captain Triumph immediately gets involved in political intrigue and an attempted coop.
- Untitled · 5 pages
Pen gets fired right in the middle of a strip about crooked politician Clem Rouhy.
- Riddle of the Lucky License · 6 pages
- Untitled · 1 pages
Pop runs afoul of a menacing little boy.
- Untitled · 1 pages
Pop gets all dressed up to meet the "model" for a painting he admires, only to discover the artist mostly used his imagination.
- Untitled · 8 pages
Milt's wife drags him to see Shakespeare and somehow Inkie ends up on stage in the middle of the action.
- The Whirling Dervish · Eric Vale · 2 pages
- Untitled · 7 pages
Beezy wants to take Julie on a date, so he dumps her obnoxious little brother Nitro on Pa Bumble.
- Untitled · 1 pages
Jonesy tries to tell his father that he's going to propose to his girlfriend.