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All Humor Comics #16
“Kelly & Gamlin Poole Movers”
In "Kelly & Gamlin Poole Movers," Bernard Dibble's clever art brings to life a delightfully mistaken moment when Archie’s pride in his royal portrait is upended by a crowd who thought they were there for his hanging—turning a moment of pomp into a perfectly timed punchline. A 10-cent comic from 1949, this issue stands out as a sharp, visual gag from Quality Comics’ humor lineup.
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artist, inker Bernard Dibble
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artist, inker Bernard Dibble
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Archie is pleased that a large crowd has turned out to see his royal portrait hung. But they explain they came because they thought he was going to be hung.
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