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He enters the Big Croon and Swoon Contest in the "Square and Warmer" story of #2 (September-October 1947). | He enters the Big Croon and Swoon Contest in the "Square and Warmer" story of #2 (September-October 1947). | ||
| − | The winner is whoever makes the most girls swoon. He can sing, but only in the bath, so has to perform in a tub. This gag was reused in "The Flintstone Canaries" episode (10/24/1964) of animated television series ''The Flintstones''. | + | The winner is whoever makes the most girls swoon. He can sing, but only in the bath, so has to perform in a tub. This gag was reused in "[[The Flintstone Canaries]]" episode (10/24/1964) of animated television series ''The Flintstones''. |
His name is a reference to the song "You're a Square from Delaware" by Fats Waller. | His name is a reference to the song "You're a Square from Delaware" by Fats Waller. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:05, 24 October 2018
A bloodhound anti-jive reformer, full name: Mr. I.M. Square, from Delaware. He comes to combat swing music jitterbugs, having successfully campaigned against the Fox Trot. He's a regular in the short-lived swing music-themed teenage funny animal comic book Hi-Jinx. He immediately comes to love swing music, despite remaining a square.
He enters the Big Croon and Swoon Contest in the "Square and Warmer" story of #2 (September-October 1947). The winner is whoever makes the most girls swoon. He can sing, but only in the bath, so has to perform in a tub. This gag was reused in "The Flintstone Canaries" episode (10/24/1964) of animated television series The Flintstones.
His name is a reference to the song "You're a Square from Delaware" by Fats Waller.
See also
External Links
- http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=70610
- Character introduced here: http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=10374
