Reminds me of a Don Martin semi-feature sequence in MAD Magazine where Joe Fonebone got run over by a steamroller. So two of his buddies fold him up like a map to take him to a doctor — until they encounter a guy from the Nearsighted Strongmen’s Club, who mistakes Joe for a phone book. And you know what strongmen did to phonebooks in the ’60s and ’70s. Apparently, not only nearsighted (which in fact might have been useful in context), but severely dimwitted as well.
BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member over 10 years ago
I always wondered how Flat Stanley came into being.
mac04416 over 10 years ago
How deflating…
22Wu33/es Premium Member over 10 years ago
all he has to do is blow into his thumb….
katzenbooks45 over 10 years ago
Paging Wile E. Coyote…
K M over 10 years ago
Reminds me of a Don Martin semi-feature sequence in MAD Magazine where Joe Fonebone got run over by a steamroller. So two of his buddies fold him up like a map to take him to a doctor — until they encounter a guy from the Nearsighted Strongmen’s Club, who mistakes Joe for a phone book. And you know what strongmen did to phonebooks in the ’60s and ’70s. Apparently, not only nearsighted (which in fact might have been useful in context), but severely dimwitted as well.