Mopsy #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Some Punking" by Fred Neher follows various humorous domestic and romantic situations involving a woman named Mopsy and the men in her life. The story includes scenes of Mopsy at the beach with suitors, dealing with a diaper service delivery, interactions with sailors, and romantic entanglements, all presented through comedic vignettes with sight gags and wordplay typical of mid-century humor comics. The issue also features a paper doll section with outfit options for the character. The comic exemplifies the lighthearted, somewhat risqué humor characteristic of 1948 St. John Publications.
Mopsy tries her hand at painting, only to find her artistic efforts hilariously misinterpreted by others. When asked if she should hang her creation, she’s caught off guard by the unexpected reactions it sparks.
Mopsy stumbles upon a menu that declares "SEA FOOD OUR SPECIALTY" and, upon closer inspection, realizes the items are all made of fish — including the plate and the napkin. Her surprise turns to dismay when she tries to order, only to find the prices are far too steep for her budget.
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