from "The Spanish American War" in Picture Stories from American History #4 (EC, Summer 1947), script by Jerry Coleman, pencils and inks by Allen Simon
Saturday, April 30, 2022
Today in Comics History, April 30, 1898: "We'll be fine as soon as my brothers Commodore Louie and Captain Huey get here."
from "The Spanish American War" in Picture Stories from American History #4 (EC, Summer 1947), script by Jerry Coleman, pencils and inks by Allen Simon
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You know, before I read the panel, I honest to God thought this was a Huey Lewis joke somehow.
"They may try a surprise artillery barrage. After all... No-one expects the Spanish ammunition."
"Sir?"
"Never mind. That was last month anyway."
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