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New Funnies Special#Spring [1943]

New Funnies Special #Spring [1943]

Jan 1943 · Gerald G. Swan · 6d [0-0-6 GBP]
“Escape to Russia”

"Escape to Russia" in New Funnies Special #Spring [1943] delivers a delightfully surreal twist on a classic circus setup, as Biff and Smack find themselves in a bizarre photo session with a tiger impersonating the assistant—art by and written by Douglas Lovern West, with all creative duties handled by the same hand. This 6d comic from 1943 captures a moment of pure, playful absurdity, grounded in the whimsy of wartime-era humor.

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Douglas Lovern West

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Douglas Lovern West

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Biff and Smack, sitting to have their photo taken before going into the circus, are disturbed by a tiger acting like the photographer's assistant.

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