Popeye #4

Jan 1957 · Frew Publications · 1/- [0-1-0 AUP]

📊 ~7,726 copies sold its debut month

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In "Trouble-Shooter," Popeye runs his own Trouble Service, taking on the case of King Hinkle from the island nation of Moola—twenty wars lost, and still no peace in sight. With the help of his usual mix of wit and spinach, Popeye is unexpectedly named king to face the terrifying monster king of Boola. Written and illustrated by Bud Sagendorf, this 1957 Frew Publications gem features his distinctive art on both the interior and cover, with the cover by Sagendorf himself.

Contains 2 stories

Trouble-Shooter

16 pp · Humor

In "Trouble-Shooter," Popeye runs his own Trouble Service, taking on odd jobs—and when cowardly King Hinkle of Moola shows up, desperate after losing twenty wars in a row, Popeye agrees to help. The job leads to an unexpected twist: Popeye is crowned king so he can face the terrifying monster king of Boola.

Untitled Humor story

5.7 pp · Humor