Credits
Writer(s):
Paul Gustavson
Penciller(s):
Paul Gustavson
Inker(s):
Paul Gustavson
Colorist(s):
?
Letterer(s):
Paul Gustavson
Subject Matter
Genres:
humorous
Feature(s):
Chop Chop
Character(s):
Chop Chop
Synopsis:
Chop Chop gets his photo taken so he can send it to his girlfriend in China. It gets dropped in the Post Office, put up over a wanted poster and Chop Chop thinks he is wanted by the police.
Reprinting
From Content Item:
Blackhawk #39 published April 1951
was Now smile for the birdie [Story on Interior Page(s)]with alterations, see notes
Reprint Notes:
Miscellaneous
Pages:
4
Notes:
When reprinted in #71 the last page is removed and the last panel of page 4 is re-lettered. Original dialogue "He sure moves fast for an old geezer! Wait a minute! He's no old geezer! His beard's coming off! Maybe he's a spy or something! I'm going after him!" New dialogue "Hey, Mister!" and the policeman thinks "All right, fella, if you don't want to pick up your change it's hour business" and Chop Chop thinking "Me never take another picture!".
Last page of the original story has Chop Chop being taken in by the police and recognized as a member of the Blackhawks.
All Gustavson credits verified and courtesy of Terry Gustafson, son of Paul Gustavson.
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