More George Carlson genius from Jingle Jangle Comics No. 42, December 1942. Santa comes tonight, boys and girls; and I know you've all been good. Merry Christmas, everyone!
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Merry Christmas Mykal, you've just been voted Man Most Likely To Succeed Santa Claus...
ReplyDeleteWow! 37 different colors!
ReplyDeleteI lit what I thought was a yule log on fire last night, but turns out it was a fruitcake and not a yule log after all. No one was hurt in the fire, although Aunt Mabel lost her drapes in the blaze and her holiday sweater is now peppered in melted fruitcake blobs. Uncle Fred coughed so much from the smoke that his lower dentures flew out and landed in the green bean casserole. It's gonna be an awesome Christmas!
Happy Holidays, Mykal!
xoxox
Thank you Mykal for a year of wonderful posts! I hope you have the bestest of holidays!
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Rich
"You've just been voted Man Most Likely To Succeed Santa Claus..."
ReplyDeleteHa! Truer words were never spoken!
Mykal, you've hit a very rich vein in these golden age humor books.
ReplyDeleteA very Merry Christmas to you and all you love.
RE: The Steam-Heated Yule Log!
ReplyDeleteMykal, I thought this was going to be a consumer report warning about the dangers of switching at Christmas from traditional bland turkey to more challenging cuisines like Thai or Mexican, followed by a recommendation of which brands of bleach and toilet brushes to use!
Prof., Apocolyte, Rich, Gabe, Jeff, and Borky: I hope you all get (or got) what you want at Crhistmas! Thanks so much for all your comments and Happy Holidays to all!
ReplyDeleteI never heard of this artist before, as usual my ignorance continues to amaze.
ReplyDeleteThis stuff is fantastic! Poor kids nowadays, not having fun stuff like this to buy (cheap!) at their local news stand.
Happy Holidays, Mykal! Blogs like yours are like a year-round Holiday gift!
Thanks, Bill. I agree: young comic book lovers today are getting the short end.
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