Oh, Brother! #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Oh, Brother!" #2 is an anthology comic featuring multiple humorous stories created by Hal Berger and illustrated by Bill Williams. The issue includes "Oh, Sister!" in which a brother attempts to perform acrobatic tricks to impress his sister Ellen and her boyfriend, but his clumsy cartwheel and other attempts result in physical mishaps that embarrass rather than impress. Another story, "Oh, Brother! (Snow What?)" depicts the brothers trying to visit their friend Babs' house during a blizzard, only to be repeatedly blocked by their father from venturing out into the dangerous winter conditions.
Brother Blair, eager to make Babs happy, hatches a scheme to steal a lock of movie star Guy Dearing’s hair from the Newtown Hotel—leading to a series of mishaps involving stolen uniforms, mistaken identities, and a frantic race up the elevator. As he navigates the hotel’s staff and security, he’s forced to rely on a friendly desk clerk and a clever exchange of clothes, all while trying to keep his mission secret.
Brother Blair tries to impress Aunt Emily by fixing up the house, but his clumsy attempts lead to a series of mishaps—including breaking a cherished vase and nearly causing a family crisis. When the family’s only solution involves borrowing a portrait of a long-lost relative, the situation spirals into a hilarious mix-up that leaves everyone flustered and confused.
Brother Blair hatches a clever plan to sneak out during a blizzard by faking a radio announcement about a lost gold watch, hoping to convince his parents to let him shovel a path to Babs' house. When his ruse is uncovered, his parents are initially furious—until his dad praises the ingenuity, revealing he once pulled a similar trick himself. Now stuck indoors for the night, Brother must face the consequences of his scheme while still enjoying a visit with Babs.
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