United Comics #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features two main stories. "Fritzi Ritz" by Ernie Bushmiller depicts a beach scene where a woman relaxes while a boy with a moving camera attempts to film her, assuring her that she will feel like moving once he captures her on camera. "Abbie and Slats" by Raeburn Van Buren shows P.T. Barnumsky attempting to sell tickets to "Ludwig's Leap," a ballet featuring the world's greatest dancer, Ludwig the Great of Sojinsky; however, the only dancer capable of the required sixty-foot leap is Sojinsky himself, leading to complications when Barnumsky must cancel the performance and return the money. The issue also includes a promotional advertisement for Kellogg's Pep cereal offering free plastic "Rocket Rings" with futuristic designs.
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