Heckle and Jeckle #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "High Sassiety," Heckle and Jeckle unleash their latest scheme with a "Split Personality Juice" that promises to let anyone become someone else—just for a sip. From barnyard chickens to a donkey laying eggs, and then a whole city crowd jumping at the chance to switch identities, the chaos is as unpredictable as it is hilarious. Art by Jim Tyer brings the zany antics to life in this 1954 St. John classic.
In "High Sassiety," the ever-troublesome Heckle and Jeckle are given a chance to avoid jail by finding legitimate work—so they take jobs as butlers for a high society dinner, bringing their trademark chaos to the polished world of fine dining. The story unfolds as their antics collide with the rigid expectations of the event, turning a night of elegance into a riot of slapstick misadventure.
In "Moon Daze," the ever-clumsy janitors Heckle and Jeckle accidentally launch an experimental rocket to the moon, only to crash back to Earth moments later. Convinced they’ve made history as the first magpies to set foot on the lunar surface, their wild misadventure unfolds with classic slapstick charm.
In "Personality Plus," Heckle and Jeckle unleash their latest scheme with a "Split Personality Juice" that lets anyone temporarily become someone else—just for a drink. From barnyard chickens to a donkey hatching donkey eggs, and then a city crowd buzzing with sudden identity swaps, everyone’s eager to be someone new, no matter how random.
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Reprinted in Heckle and Jeckle #32 (1958)
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