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- I certingly yam glad I found me Poppa-
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Olive Oyl; Poopdeck Pappy; Nana Oyl; Cole Oyl
- Synopsis
- Pappy insists on sitting on tacks when he visits the Oyl family for dinner.
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- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.04.04
Inside front cover; black, red, and white.
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- It isn't often that I get mad, but when I do, beware!
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Wimpy; Poopdeck Pappy
- Synopsis
- Wimpy is mad at Pappy because he ordered food and then left Wimpy with the bill.
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- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.04.18
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- Loosen up! Don't ye like the party?
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Poopdeck Pappy; Olive Oyl
- Synopsis
- Popeye takes Pappy to a party, but he makes a shambles of it.
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- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.04.25
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- Jus' look at me poppa-He's actin' up sumpin' arful-
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Poopdeck Pappy; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Popeye takes Pappy to another party. Pappy tricks the hostess into sitting on a tack.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.05.02
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- No, ya can't go to the dance on account of ya ain't got no gal-
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Poopdeck Pappy; Olive Oyl; Pooky Jones
- Synopsis
- Pappy takes a mermaid to a dance, but Pooky Jones has to carry her and do the dancing.
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- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.05.09
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- Popeye, I came over to visit and you walk out on me...
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- Popeye invents a machine to put a diaper on Swee'pea.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.05.16
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- I've improved me infink un'er-wear putter-on-er invention-
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Swee'pea; Poopdeck Pappy
- Synopsis
- Popeye improves his invention so that it gives babies a bath before putting on their diaper.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.05.23
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- It was foolish of Popeye to enter Swee'pea in the baby contest
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Swee'pea; Olive Oyl; Nana Oyl
- Synopsis
- Swee'pea is upset when he doesn't win a prize in the baby contest.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.06.13
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- Hello, Popeye. Say, I have two girl friends visiting me-
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Wimpy; Waneeta
- Synopsis
- Olive invites Wimpy to entertain her two girl friends. He favors the prettier one until he learns that the other one's father owns 50,000 cows.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.06.20
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- Wimpy is rushing Waneeta since he learned her dad...
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Wimpy; Waneeta
- Synopsis
- Wimpy plans a trick to impress Waneeta, but Popeye has some fun with Wimpy instead.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.06.27 [minus first panel]
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- Old pal, don't you think she's beautiful?
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Wimpy is lovesick over the girl whose father owns 50,000 cattle.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.07.04 [minus first panel]
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- Wimpy, I'm takin' Olive to a show-
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Waneeta
- Synopsis
- Wimpy goes to take Waneeta for a walk, but forgets his trousers.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.07.11 [minus third panel]
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- Wimpy and Waneeta will be at the party this afternoon...
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye, Olive Oyl; Wimpy; Waneeta
- Synopsis
- Wimpy becomes a hit at a party because of the half-smoked cigar he picked up from the gutter.
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- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.07.25
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- Yer sweety heard ya liked hamburgers, so she's cooking up...
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Waneeta
- Synopsis
- Wimpy's trousers are at the cleaners and he has to find something to wear to go to Waneeta's for hamburgers.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.07.18 [minus second panel]
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- Is Wimpy an Geezil still pals?
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; George Geezil; Rough-House
- Synopsis
- Geezil tells Rough-House to give Wimpy anything on the menu and Wimpy orders a huge meal.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1937.09.05 [minus first panel]
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- You poor, dumb creature. You, like myself, must be suffering pangs of hunger
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Wimpy asks Popeye for some meat for a stray dog he picked up, then eats the meat himself.
- Reprints
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- Try an' say yer name, Swee'pea
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Swee'pea; Olive Oyl; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Popeye pretends that Swee'pea can talk, but all he says is "Glop!"
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- Very well, since you refuse me credit here...
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Swee'pea; Rough-House; George Geezil
- Synopsis
- Wimpy uses Swee'pea to trick Rough-House into fixing him a hamburger.
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- I am melankonkus on account of me poppa will not play wit' Swee'pea
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Poopdeck Pappy; Olive Oyl; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- Pappy pretends not to like Swee'pea, but changes when he thinks no one else is around.
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- Never again shall I consume a hamburger
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Rough-House
- Synopsis
- Wimpy pretends to swear off hamburgers in order to trick Popeye into buying him one.
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- Sing, my sweet little birdie and spread happiness...
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Poopdeck Pappy; Olive Oyl
- Synopsis
- Olive gets in a fight with Pappy when Pappy throws a rock at a songbird.
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- I suppose Mr. Geezil is still knocking your soup
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; George Geezil; Rough-House
- Synopsis
- Tired of Geezil's complaints about his soup, Rough-House serves him dishwater instead.
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- Oh gorsh, I didn't have any idear it was so late!
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl
- Synopsis
- Popeye is late meeting Olive and is delayed further by a fight.
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- Ahoy, Wimpy!
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Rough-House
- Synopsis
- Wimpy comes up with the idea of an "Australian hamburger" in order to trick Rough-House.
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- How about a game of golf, Wimpy?
- Genre
- humor; adventure
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Wimpy goes golfing with just an umbrella for a club.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1938.06.26 [minus first panel]
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- My gorsh! Here comes Wimpy--
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Wimpy goes with Popeye and Olive on a picnic. He starts to butter up Olive, but a cow wanders by and Wimpy goes to sweet-talk the cow instead.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1938.08.21 [minus first panel]
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- The soup is very nice today, Popeye!
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Rough-House
- Synopsis
- Wimpy siphons Popeye's bowl of soup through a piece of macaroni.
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- Tha's six apples ya et, Swee'pea, an' tha's enough!
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye, Wimpy; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- When Popeye forbids Swee'pea to climb the apple tree to get apples, Swee'pea chops it down instead.
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- Hol' yer knife steady an'a peas won't roll off
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Poopdeck Pappy; Swee'pea; Olive Oyl
- Synopsis
- Popeye and Swee'pea get in a food fight.
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- Poppa, it's yer time to wash the dishes an' my time to dry 'em
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Poopdeck Pappy
- Synopsis
- Pappy decides he needs a young wife, but the woman he picks has seven children.
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- Popeye my friend,you shall be the first to see me in my new trousers
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Popeye shows Wimpy some exercises to reduce his waistline so his new trousers will fit.
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- Soup!
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Wimpy uses ventriloquism to make it appear that his soup is talking.
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- Ahoy, Olive. Where didja get the infink?
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- Popeye is insulted when Olive says Swee'pea is a roughneck.
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- I unnerstand Geezil has a girl waiting on tables...
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Popeye spanks a waitress in Geezil's seafood place when she tells him she doesn't like sailors.
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- A man asked me to deliver this note, but he didn't pay me
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Olive Oyl
- Synopsis
- Wimpy tries to impress Geezil's waitress, but the scheme backfires.
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- Did you send for me?
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- Popeye asks Wimpy to mind Swee'pea, but while he's gone Wimpy empties his icebox.
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- Isn't this a nice spot for a picnic, Popeye?
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl
- Synopsis
- Popeye and Olive go on a picnic at the beach, but Popeye keeps getting distracted.
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- Swee'pea's startin' in bizness
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- Swee'pea opens a lemonade stand.
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- It seems like all the benches are taken
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye
- Synopsis
- Popeye gets in a fight over a man hogging a bench in the park.
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- I can't marry you now, Wimpy.
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Wimpy; Swee'pea (cameo); George Geezil (cameo); Rough-House (cameo)
- Synopsis
- Wimpy is going to get married, but calls off the wedding when the girl's father sells his delicatessen and buys a hardware store.
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- Ahoy, Wimpy. Where are ya taking the pretty flowers?
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Wimpy waits at the stage door entrance for "Betsy Bess, the Educated Cow."
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- Olive is taking care of Swee'pea.
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Swee'pea; George Geezil
- Synopsis
- Olive is baby-sitting Swee'pea while Popeye goes to Geezil's for lunch. Popeye has to sing a lullaby to Swee'pea over the telephone.
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- This is a nice place to have our lunch
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye
- Synopsis
- Popeye tries to get a little boy to eat spinach, but ends up eating it all himself.
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- H-Mm! A very nice string of beads.
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; George Geezil
- Synopsis
- Wimpy uses a bead to trick Geezil into giving him free oysters.
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- You will preform the mission for me if you love me-
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Olive Oyl
- Synopsis
- Olive sends Popeye to fight the crowds at a glove sale.
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- Yer sending Wimpy over wit'a presink for Swee'pea?
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- Wimpy eats a roast duck while minding Swee'pea. Popeye tricks him into believing he'll get lead poisoning.
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- Four o'clock an' me poppa has not come home yet
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Poopdeck Pappy; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- After a night on the town, Poopdeck Pappy uses a block of ice as a pillow.
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- Genre
- humor; sports
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; George Squeejik
- Synopsis
- When Popeye refuses to let billionaire George Squeejik have his table at a restaurant, Squeejik offers $1,000,000 to any fighter who can whip Popeye. He fights several brutes, including one who trains on carrots.
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- George W. Geezil is serving you, himself-We have the best seafood
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; George Geezil
- Synopsis
- Wimpy doesn't get any food from Geezil, but manages to ruin his day's business.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
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- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Wimpy demonstrates his health belt in a store window
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
No dialogue. Signs on an easel used to help explain the action.
- Script
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- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
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- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
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- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- No, Swee'pea, yer too young for that band!
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- Swee'pea wants to join the neighborhood kids band.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly
- Inks
- Bill Zaboly
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
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- Job Number
- `
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Popeye, let's start a rock garden
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl
- Synopsis
- Olive wants to start a rock garden and Popeye has to fight a huge man to get possession of a boulder.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Inks
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- One hamburger and one lollipop-That's right, isn't it?
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Swee'pea; Olive Oyl
- Synopsis
- Wimpy pretends to be a one-man band, but has Swee'pea hidden inside a bass drum with a phonograph.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Inks
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Colors
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Olive went to the beauty parlor
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Nana Oyl
- Synopsis
- Olive goes to the beauty parlor and Popeye pretends that she's changed so much he doesn't recognize her.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Inks
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Poor Olive! She mus' stop cryin'
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Olive is depressed because she thinks she's ugly.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Inks
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Yes, Popeye, you're the one who should do it
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Eugene the Jeep
- Synopsis
- When Popeye accidentally knocks a hole in a ship while christening her, he has to dive down and bring the ship ashore.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Inks
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Other girls get husbands while I go along year after year...
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Nana Oyl
- Synopsis
- Olive and her mother invite a judge over, hoping Popeye will take the hint and marry Olive.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Inks
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Popeye, my friend, your surprise over my becoming...
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Rough-House
- Synopsis
- Wimpy becomes a volunteer fireman.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Inks
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Swee'pea, this where ya sees all'a aminals tha's in...
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Swee'pea; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Popeye takes Swee'pea to the zoo, but Swee'pea is more interested in watching Wimpy sleep.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- ?
- Inks
- ?
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- ?
- Letters
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- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Wimpy, will ya take care of Swee'pea?
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- After Wimpy eats Swee'pea's lunch, Swee'pea eats the hamburgers that Popeye had sent over for Wimpy.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Inks
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- All men are fickle. The man who pretends other girls...
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Olive Oyl; Swee'pea
- Synopsis
- Olive reads a book that says all men are fickle.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
Inside back cover; black, red, and white.
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
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- Bill Zaboly (signed as Bee Z)
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- ?
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- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Maybe Wimpy'll play golf with me. It'll do him good-
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Popeye; Wimpy
- Synopsis
- Popeye and Wimpy play a pretend round of golf in Rough-House's restaurant.
- Reprints
- from Thimble Theatre (King Features Syndicate) Sunday newspaper strip from 1940
Back cover.