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- It's evening and Uncle Tony's toyshop is quiet for a change.
- Genre
- humor; children; fantasy-supernatural
- Characters
- Punch; Judy; Uncle Tony; Mr. Gooble; Mrs. Gooble; Baby Geeble; Mr. Doberman
- Synopsis
- Punch discovers a lost family of cavemen called the Hokey Pokeys. Irritated by the antics of Baby Geeble, Punch sells the infant to a pet shop. In revenge, the baby's parents abduct Punch and take him to their underground lair.
In the splash panel there is a puppet that closely resembles Disney's Pinocchio.
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- Genre
- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Pop Pig; Junior Pig; a gum-chewing duck
- Synopsis
- Pop Pig doesn't know how to chew bubble gum.
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- typeset; Ben Oda
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- A long time ago when the great New York City was the little Dutch fort of New Amsterdam
- Genre
- humor; historical
- Characters
- Bummer; Peter Stuyvesant; Doodle the rooster
- Synopsis
- Bummer's pet rooster Doodle annoys the town so Governor Stuyvesant gives it a local Indian squaw. Bummer's quest to retrieve his pet inadvertently saves the town from an attack by the Native Americans.
The dialogue balloons are typeset but the opening paragraph is hand-lettered.
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- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Punch
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- Vic Martin ?
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- typeset; Ben Oda
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Earl the Rich Rabbit has more money than the whole United States government.
- Genre
- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
- Characters
- Earl; Wentworth the butler; McSnargle
- Synopsis
- Earl buys a ferris wheel to entertain the local children but his neighbor McSnargle isn't amused.
The opening paragraph is hand-lettered but the dialogue balloons are typeset.
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- Don Perlin (signed)
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- Don Perlin (signed)
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- Genre
- humor
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- Cappy Hotblast has been a pirate since he was as big as a canary
- Genre
- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
- Characters
- Cappy Hotblast; Poppa Sea Serpent; Elmer Sea Serpent
- Synopsis
- Cappy and his pirates want a treasure that is guarded by sea serpents. However, young sea serpent Elmer would rather be a pirate than a monster, and is convinced to hand over the treasure. But in the end, Cappy and his crew lose.
The dialogue balloons are typeset but the opening paragraph is hand-lettered.