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Nuts! #2 (1954)

Premier Magazines · 1954 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Sane
7 pp · satire-parody
Peter Gorre The delirious Traveler
6 pp · satire-parody · pencils Hy Fleishman (signed) · inks Hy Fleishman (signed)

Peter Gorre, the delirious traveler, has become something of a mystery man—riding the same train every week, never saying where he's headed, and spinning tall tales in the diner to anyone who'll listen. When a husband and wife become obsessed with tracking him down, they embark on a twenty-year quest that leads to some hilariously chaotic confrontations. Hy Fleishman's pencils and inks bring this absurdist satire to raucous life, complete with all the slapstick and nonsense you'd expect from a 1954 parody book like Nuts!

Come Back Little Heba
6 pp · satire-parody

Doc, a friendly fellow with a fondness for the bottle, spirals deeper into drinking after Little Heba leaves him and his wife Butter-Tub—though Butter-Tub seems far more concerned about Heba's absence than Doc is about anything but his next drink. When Butter-Tub finally gets Doc to a recovery program, he returns a year later determined to stay sober, but temptation, old friends, and unresolved feelings about the mysterious Little Heba keep testing his resolve in this rowdy satire of domestic chaos and addiction.

Marvin Shame, Shamus
6 pp · satire-parody · pencils Hy Fleishman (signed) · inks Hy Fleishman (signed)

Marvin Shame, the tough private detective who's nothing like those phonies on the radio and television, takes on the criminal Reds Egan and his mob to protect his client—but his investigation gets wildly derailed when he encounters a mysterious and captivating woman at Reds's hideout. Before long, Marvin finds himself caught up in a whirlwind romance that leads to an unexpected proposal, all set to play out on his own television show.

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