Everybody's Comics #[nn] [1947]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the frozen reaches of Siberia, a determined mail carrier named Ivan faces a peculiar challenge: delivering a letter to someone named Omnar Oong. Despite asking every passerby, he only meets panic and flight—until he arrives at a skunk farm, where the mystery begins to unfold.
In a quiet moment on a dusty road, Ivan crosses paths with Mischa and a traffic cop who warns him of a bank robbery. When Ivan spots a man carrying gold and intervenes, he’s stunned to discover the truth: the man is the sheriff, and Mischa, the one he trusted, is behind the heist.
In "null," Marty’s pride in his new car quickly turns to chaos when he crashes into a police officer during a show-off attempt. The fallout is swift and absurd: Marty faces jail for lack of a license, while Hedy is sentenced to scrub the courthouse steps—both caught in a bizarre twist of fate that turns a simple outing into an unlikely punishment.
In "null," Miss Moneybelt takes Marty on a wild ride in her flashy new car, careening through town at breakneck speed before crashing—only to casually ask if he’d like to fly with her in her even newer jet. The moment crackles with chaotic energy and absurd charm, as the duo’s antics blur the line between reckless joy and pure madness.
In "null," Catsy sends Barko a seemingly harmless gift—only to set a booby trap, sparking a playful game of wits. When Barko retaliates with an elaborate scheme of his own, Catsy’s cleverness turns the tables once more, turning their rivalry into a battle of cunning.
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↩ Reprints All Top Comics #6 (1947), Jo-Jo Comics #6 (1947), Li'l Pan #8 (1947), Wotalife #11 (1947)
Reprinted in Crimes by Women #10 (1949), Famous Crimes #15 (1950), Fun Comics #11 (1953), The Horrors #14 (1953)
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