Foodini comic books issue 4

Stories and art by Vic Martin and others. Based on a popular kids' puppet show broadcast on CBS from 1948-51 about a sinister but bumbling magician and his loyal but good-hearted assistant, Pinhead. Foodini decides to add a "William Tell" stunt to his show, much to Pinhead's distress. Jingle Dingle the weather elf, uses his "telebell" to help detective Hokey Pokey find the thief who's been robbing the modern art museum. Wagons Wheeler goes after the kidnapper who nabbed Lulubelle, but the real hero is his talking donkey, Mo. Magic tricks submitted by readers. Foodini With the Indians; Foodini's Western Follies; Mr. Pitch's Spot Remover; Wagon Wheeler: Kidnap At Cripple Creek; Foodini's Pain In the Neck; Jingle Dingle: The Museum Mystery; Foodini's Pain In the Neck; Jingle Dingle: In a Days; Foodini's Predicament; Jolo; Creepy Hollow; Jingle Dingle: Zoo Interview; Foodini's Magic Dept.. Final issue of the series; followed by Pinhead and Foodini (1951 Fawcett) #1. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by R. R. Symes and Bill Woolfolk. Based on a popular kids' puppet show broadcast on CBS from 1948-51 about a sinister but bumbling magician and his loyal but good-hearted assistant, Pinhead. Foodini invents a giant gold-prospecting robot that immediately runs amuck with Pinhead aboard. Monkey Doodles the organ-grinder's monkey joins the search for a thief and gets captured by the criminal, who forgets to tie up his monkey tail. Foodini inherits a talking camel from his uncle in Egypt, but it turns out to be a smart-mouthed talking camel. Magic tricks explained by Foodini. Foodini's Robot Prospector; Foodini's Talking Camel; Rolly Woodhead: Dummy's Dilemma; Foodini's Magic Tricks; Monkey Doodles: Detective Tail; Pinhead Strikes Back. Final issue of the series. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.