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| − | [[Image:Horton_Hot-Lips_Feature_Comics.png|right]]Bandleader at the Rhythm Club in New York City, and rival of bandleader [[Swing Sisson]] from the Swing Sisson story in ''Feature Comics'' #131 (February 1949). When Sisson hires pretty dancing girls to compete with the Rhythm Club, owner Lacey and Horton cook up a scheme to sabotage it. They put a padlock on the dressing room, and substitute their own ugly and overweight dancers. it backfires when the audience thinks it's a comedy act and loves it. | + | [[Image:Horton_Hot-Lips_Feature_Comics.png|right]]Bandleader of dubious morals at the Rhythm Club in New York City, and rival of bandleader [[Swing Sisson]] from the Swing Sisson story in ''Feature Comics'' #131 (February 1949). When Sisson hires pretty dancing girls to compete with the Rhythm Club, owner Lacey and Horton cook up a scheme to sabotage it. They put a padlock on the dressing room, and substitute their own ugly and overweight dancers. it backfires when the audience thinks it's a comedy act and loves it. |
Horton says he and Sisson have been rivals for years. | Horton says he and Sisson have been rivals for years. | ||
Revision as of 06:14, 4 May 2018
Bandleader of dubious morals at the Rhythm Club in New York City, and rival of bandleader Swing Sisson from the Swing Sisson story in Feature Comics #131 (February 1949). When Sisson hires pretty dancing girls to compete with the Rhythm Club, owner Lacey and Horton cook up a scheme to sabotage it. They put a padlock on the dressing room, and substitute their own ugly and overweight dancers. it backfires when the audience thinks it's a comedy act and loves it.
Horton says he and Sisson have been rivals for years.
Although it's not specified or shown, Horton's nickname clearly implies he plays a brass instrument, probably a trumpet.
