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Ribtickler #6

Jan 1947 · Fox · 0.10 USD
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# Ribtickler #6 (1947) This issue contains humor stories featuring anthropomorphic characters. "The Ace of Spades Missing" depicts a card family distressed over the loss of their leader and enlists a caped superhero character to search for him. "Tommy Tot" follows a young character whose guardian, Mister Tot, is kidnapped by a flying circus, prompting Tommy to call out the heir corps for help in a scrambled rescue operation. Additional stories feature Cuthbert Pedigree encountering Señor Tamale, in which Cuthbert attempts various pranks—including painting Tamale's palm red and launching him with a fishing rod—before finally settling him down with soft music and piano playing, resulting in both characters finding unexpected peace.

Contains 4 stories
One Billion B.C.
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero
Cosmo CatOog
Untitled Humor story
10 pp · Humor, Children
Tommy Tot
The Lost Week End
10 pp · Humor, Children
Tommy Tot
Untitled Humor story
2 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Hedy HippoJohnny Monk

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Full credits

writer Pat Adams
artist, inker Ellis Chambers

Reprints

Reprinted in Comedy #15 (1950), Cosmo Cat #4 (1957)

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