After that, we're treated to four shorts, including one with Sappo, who was getting less and less exposure in the series by this point.
A few hit and misses, but over all a rather enjoyable issue,all wrapped up in a cover and interior art by George Wildman with writing by Nick Cuti.
Thanks for this! Any time I find an old Popeye comic, it's usually way beyond a price I can afford, so this is great.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it! There's many more to come, as I plan to post at least one Popeye issue every other week.
DeleteActually, Popeye #108 came about eight years before the 50th anniversary. By that time, George (still editor at Charlton) was doing the Popeye art for Western, which is where the big 50th birthday bash was published.
ReplyDeleteI think I've posted this on the wrong page! My apologies. Thought I was still on Popeye #108. Sorry!
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