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| − | This is a story from [[Popeye (comic book)|''Popeye'']], the original series published by [[Dell]] in 1948. The series was later renamed to ''Popeye the Sailor'' as it continued with other publishers. It has also been reprinted in other comic |
+ | This is a story from [[Popeye (comic book)|''Popeye'']], the original series published by [[Dell]] in 1948. The series was later renamed to ''Popeye the Sailor'' as it continued with other publishers. It has also been reprinted in other comic books by other publishers since then. |
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+ | | Characters=[[Popeye]], [[J. Wellington Wimpy|Wimpy]] and [[Olive Oyl]] |
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+ | | Reprints= [[Popeye-Dell-No 7-Jun 1949|''Popeye'' (Dell, 1948 series) #7 (June-July 1949)]]<br />''Popeye'' (World Distributors, 1950 series) #9<br />''Popeye the Sailor'' (Western, 1978 series) #171 (1984)<br />[[Popeye Classics (comic book)-IDW-No 7-Feb 2013|''Popeye Classics'' (comic book) (IDW, 2012 series) #7 (February 2013)]]<br />[[Popeye Classics (hardcover)-IDW-No 2-Jun 2013|''Popeye Classics'' (hardcover) (IDW, 2013 series) #2 (June 2013)]]}} |
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| + | Wimpy helps Popeye find out who his true friends are. Then Popeye plans a party for his false friends. |
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| + | Popeye is feeling very sad because he does not know if he has any real friends. He thinks everyone at the docks act like his friend because they are afraid of his fists. Wimpy tells Popeye to put his arm in a sling to test them. The so-called-friends will think he is helpless and take advantage of him. |
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| + | They both make off for the docks to find his real friends. One by one, all the phony friends take a swing at Popeye as Wimpy makes a list of all their names. Before long, the whole town finds out about Popeye's arm. A mob of everyone he fought in the past ten years heads down the street to take a pop at him. |
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| + | By the end of the day, Wimpy has a list of 130 names. Popeye goes home to plan a surprise party for all the friends he saw today. Two days later, he has Wimpy lead all party guests that swung at him through door 'B'. All others go through door 'A'. |
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| + | After all the party guests have arrived, Wimpy goes through door 'A'. On the other side, all of Popeye's true friends are having a good time. The other 130 are punched-out and stacked in the middle of the room by Popeye. |
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Revision as of 02:24, 16 October 2018
This is a story from Popeye, the original series published by Dell in 1948. The series was later renamed to Popeye the Sailor as it continued with other publishers. It has also been reprinted in other comic books by other publishers since then.
"Susprize Party!"
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| Full Title: | "Susprize Party!" |
| Number of pages: | 8 |
| Story Type: | comic story |
| Characters: | Popeye, Wimpy and Olive Oyl |
| Prints: | Popeye (Dell, 1948 series) #7 (June-July 1949) Popeye (World Distributors, 1950 series) #9 Popeye the Sailor (Western, 1978 series) #171 (1984) Popeye Classics (comic book) (IDW, 2012 series) #7 (February 2013) Popeye Classics (hardcover) (IDW, 2013 series) #2 (June 2013) |
Synopsis
Wimpy helps Popeye find out who his true friends are. Then Popeye plans a party for his false friends.
Plot
Popeye is feeling very sad because he does not know if he has any real friends. He thinks everyone at the docks act like his friend because they are afraid of his fists. Wimpy tells Popeye to put his arm in a sling to test them. The so-called-friends will think he is helpless and take advantage of him.
They both make off for the docks to find his real friends. One by one, all the phony friends take a swing at Popeye as Wimpy makes a list of all their names. Before long, the whole town finds out about Popeye's arm. A mob of everyone he fought in the past ten years heads down the street to take a pop at him.
By the end of the day, Wimpy has a list of 130 names. Popeye goes home to plan a surprise party for all the friends he saw today. Two days later, he has Wimpy lead all party guests that swung at him through door 'B'. All others go through door 'A'.
After all the party guests have arrived, Wimpy goes through door 'A'. On the other side, all of Popeye's true friends are having a good time. The other 130 are punched-out and stacked in the middle of the room by Popeye.
Last Updated: 10/16/2018