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- Categories:Inanimate, Comic Book
- (C) 1953, New York Daily Mirror, Comedy, reprinted in 1994 in "Li'l
Abner: The 1953 Dailies" by Kitchen Sink Press
Description
newspaper comic strip. At the conclusion of a story in which
Western outlaw Wild Bill Hiccup rides to Dogpatch to kill the
entire Yokum family (Feb. 4-5, 1953), Bill and his horse are
literally stopped in their tracks after viewing the face of distant
cousin Digustin Yokum. The face is apparently so revolting that it
instantly turns Bill and his horse to stone, and they are placed in
the Dogpatch town square as a civic statue. Disgustin's face is
never show to the reader.
originally posted by anonymous on 2003-02-16, no edits, entryid=3843
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