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| − | [[Image:Icky_Ribtickler.png|right]]Minor Fox Feature Syndicate comic book character and | + | [[Image:Icky_Ribtickler.png|right]]Minor Fox Feature Syndicate comic book character and flautist who appeared in a few stories: |
*untitled story in ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/66293/#333384 Ribtickler]'' #1, 1945 | *untitled story in ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/66293/#333384 Ribtickler]'' #1, 1945 | ||
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[[Category:Swing music]] | [[Category:Swing music]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:52, 5 September 2018
Minor Fox Feature Syndicate comic book character and flautist who appeared in a few stories:
- untitled story in Ribtickler #1, 1945
- untitled story in Ribtickler #?, 1945
- "Icky and his Magic Flute" in All Great Comics, 1946
In Ribtickler #1, he's a member of Roy Gumbardo's band and kidnapped by Alex Kafoski.
"Icky" or "ickie" was 1940s swing music slang for an unpleasant, unlikable person.
