The Kilroys #40

1953-02-01 · 36 pages

The Kilroys #40 (March 1953) The issue contains multiple comic stories featuring the Kilroys family. One story involves Pop being asked to run for president and receiving a "Royal Order of Dopes" to head a club. Another tale follows Otto Mobile, whose father Loko Mobile invented the automobile and gave Otto two dollars to start a junk business, leading to comic misadventures as Otto attempts to buy and resell old horses and wagons. A third story depicts slapstick chaos at the Stiff Milk Mansion when the family breaks dishes and glasses, resulting in physical comedy and family conflict over responsibility for the damages.

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