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Issue Details

Issue #8
Published March 1965
Cover Price 0.12
Pages 36
Editing Richard Hughes
Notes Fat Fury in flight // Ogden Whitney (signed)

Cover Details

Characters Herbie Popnecker (as Fat Fury)
Genre super hero; humor; satire
Pencils Ogden Whitney
Inks Ogden Whitney
Notes Fat Fury in flight // Ogden Whitney (signed)

15 page Herbie story "Make Way for the Fat Fury!"

Characters Herbie Popnecker; Fat Fury; Pincus Popnecker; Mrs. Popnecker
Synopsis The giant Mr. Horrible is a one-man crime wave, leaving Senator Goldwater and President Johnson at wits end. To help out, Herbie enrolls in a superhero school to become a licensed costume hero. Herbie did not graduate, and when his father threatened to become a costume hero, Herbie created the Fat Fury. Not a licensed, graduate hero, but he'd do. He wore red flannel underwear, a blue cape, a blue mask and a plunger on his head. Bare feet! The Fat Fury rescues the Statue of Liberty and defeats Mr. Horrible.
Genre super hero; humor; satire
Script Richard Hughes (as Shane O'Shea)
Pencils Ogden Whitney
Inks Ogden Whitney
Letters Ed Hamilton
Notes Origin of the Fat Fury. Story title matches the tagline at top of Herbie comic covers.
Reprinted in Herbie (A-Plus Comics, 1990 series) #1 (January 1990); in Herbie (Dark Horse, 1992 series) #1 (January 1992); in Fat Fury Special (Avalon Communications, 1998 series) #1

1 page story "Nellie No-Date"

Script Richard Hughes (as Shane O'Shea)
Pencils Ogden Whitney
Inks Ogden Whitney

9 page Herbie story "George Washington's Teeth!"

Characters Herbie Popnecker; Pincus Popnecker; George Washington; Paul Revere
Synopsis Herbie goes back in time to settle a dispute about how the US Revolutionary War started.
Genre super hero; humor; satire
Script Richard Hughes (as Shane O'Shea)
Pencils Ogden Whitney
Inks Ogden Whitney
Letters Ed Hamilton
Reprinted in Herbie (A-Plus Comics, 1990 series) #2 (February 1990); in Herbie (Dark Horse, 1992 series) #2 (February 1992)