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The Kilroys #6 (1948)

American Comics Group · 1948 · 52 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Those Flying Discs
7 pp · humor

When flying saucers start making headlines across the country, J. Edgar Kilroy becomes convinced the Martians are invading—and he's just the man to stop them. Armed with an air raid warden's hat and unbridled confidence, he sets out to defend Point Falls, leading to a series of mishaps that land him in hot water with both his family and the local authorities. This 1948 Kilroys tale is a hilarious take on the flying disc craze that had America spooked.

Punchy for Judy
9 pp · humor; teen

Natch schemes to raise quick cash so his pal Jackson can take Judy to the country club dance, and they spot a carnival offering $100 to anyone who can last a round with "Terrible Tiger" Malone, a retired boxing champ. With a sneaky plan involving some creative training, Jackson steps into the ring against the much larger fighter—but nothing goes quite the way Natch predicted. This 1948 teen humor romp serves up slapstick boxing mayhem and the kind of misadventures that make a date night worth the trouble.

Tricks of the Trade
7 pp · humor

When Edgar grows tired of his wife Emma's household duties and insists her job is easier than his office work, she proposes a bold swap—for one day, he'll handle the cooking, cleaning, and laundry while she takes over his business responsibilities. Edgar confidently accepts, certain he'll breeze through the domestic chaos, but by evening both discover that each role demands far more skill and endurance than either imagined. As they reach their breaking point over a burnt dinner, a surprise phone call reveals an unexpected twist to Edgar's day at the office that neither of them saw coming.

Trumpet with an Ace!
8 pp · humor; teen

Natch enters a trumpet contest at the local civic center with a chance to play a week-long engagement with Tommy Dorsey's band, but his confidence wavers when he learns that rival Wilbur Morton has also signed up. As the audition looms, Natch scrambles to prepare—though a well-meaning friend's attempt to help sets off a chain of chaotic mix-ups that transforms the competition into something neither contestant expected.

Untitled story
5 pp · humor; children
Fewer Words Were Never Spoken!
8 pp · humor; teen

When a cocky teen accidentally decks a motorcycle cop in front of his girlfriend Judy, he loses her respect—but gets a second chance when an old pal on the force offers to stage a dramatic chase so he can finally stand up for himself. Problem is, when the plan goes sideways and Natch finds himself actually speeding through town with Judy terrified beside him, his big moment of bravery turns into something he never quite bargained for. It's a rollicking lesson in talking a bigger game than you can back up, courtesy of the Kilroys' misadventures in 1948.

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