Sparkler Comics #8 (44)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Desert Pursuit," millionaire Mr. Biltybux—temporarily transformed into a miser by a blow to the head—regains his true self after a second knock, only to find his sudden return to kindness sparks chaos. Rehiring his butler Hives and a whole team of assistant butlers, the household descends into a comedic whirlwind of mistaken identities and mayhem. The story, drawn with energetic flair by Bernard Dibble, features a lively cover by Rex Maxon, capturing the zany spirit of this 1945 Sparkler Comics classic.
In this 1945 Sparkler Comics gem, millionaire Mr. Biltybux—suddenly transformed into a miser after a head injury—regains his true self with a second knock to the noggin. Reunited with his long-suffering butler Hives and a flurry of assistant butlers, the household descends into chaotic mayhem, leaving Hives ready to bolt once again.
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Reprinted in Comics Revue #1 (1947), The Captain and the Kids #[nn] (1948), Comics on Parade #65 (1949)
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