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The Dandy #1356
November 18th 1967 · 3d [0-0-3 GBP] · 16 pages
On sale 1967
Synopsis
Korky the Cat is painting a door. Somebody steals his tin of paint. The paint is thrown over a statue. The Police Superintendent tells Korky that they can never find the vandal. Korky tells the Superintendent that he will find the vandal. Korky finds a fingerprint on the paint pot, a footprint in the ground and a strand of yellow wool. He then points to a boy running away who is apprehended. Korky is then shown with a bag of reward money. He tells us that the Police think he's a great detective but actually he saw the boy stealing his paint.
Credits
- Pencils
- Charles Grigg, Dudley D. Watkins, Jack Prout, Eric Roberts, David Law, George Martin, Hugh Morren, Frank McDiarmid, Bill Holroyd, Jimmy Hughes
- Inks
- Charles Grigg, Dudley D. Watkins, Jack Prout, Eric Roberts, David Law, George Martin, Hugh Morren, Frank McDiarmid, Bill Holroyd, Jimmy Hughes
- Letters
- Dudley D. Watkins
Notes
Front cover indicates EVERY TUESDAY but date is the following Saturday. This gives the comic a longer sale life.