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Fritzi Ritz#44
Cover: Ernie Bushmiller
Fritzi Ritz #44
“Fritzi Ritz”
In this 1956 issue of Fritzi Ritz, writer Ernest G. Osborne delivers a charming, practical text feature titled "Fritzi Ritz" that offers simple, creative ideas for keeping kids entertained—spread across the inside front and back covers. With Ernie Bushmiller’s distinctive touch on the cover, the comic blends everyday wisdom with the familiar charm of the series’ signature style.
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writer, artist, inker Ernie Bushmiller · cover Ernie Bushmiller
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writer, artist, inker Ernie Bushmiller
cover pencils, inks Ernie Bushmiller
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Fritzi and Phil can't agree on where to go for lunch so they go to what they think are two different restaurants.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).