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Ziggy Pig Silly Seal Comics #1 second print

Ziggy Pig Silly Seal Comics #1 second print

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(W) Frank Tieri
(A) Jacob Chabot
(CA) Nic Klein

NOT SO FUNNY WHEN IT HAPPENS TO YOU?
Once they were superstars of the Funny Animal Comedy circuit!
Now money and fame have ruined their friendship.
Will it ruin their lives? Rated T
Date Available: 04/10/2019

Reviews


In the fall of 1944, Marvel (then Timely) Comics began their stable of funny animal characters that were becoming all the rage. Aside from Super Rabbit starring in his own title as well as Ideal Comics, the wacky antics of Ziggy Pig and Silly Seal were presented in their own title. And while I am a huge fan of bringing back the old stars for a touching one-shot of mini-series, Marvel didn't do these master entertainers of the slapstick genre any service. The well worn tale of the comedy duo gone bad only to be reunited is showing holes in the knees here. The only highpoint is when guest star Doctor Doom reveals his shire wall to the two. One other disturbing trend here is the fact that Ziggy and Silly live in the real world with real humans. Why does it seem like funny animal characters simply cannot live in the funny animal world?

"Doc" Schaefer 6 out of 10 GRAHAMS