Bozo by Foxo Reardon for November 05, 2021

3 – “Would the defendant please approach the bench… with a step ladder.”

1 This way Bozo can charge overtime for an all-night job.

2 Looks like Umbrella Guy is about to be tagged out.

3 Umbrella Guy has his revenge but at what cost to Bozo?

1: Stogie print in the paint. 2: Well, at least the ball wasn’t lower. 3: Oh shhhhhoot!

1. Just hang in there, Bozo! (Your cigar will make the floor to dry faster)

2. Havin’ a ball, huh?

3. Never accuse the small man – you fall faster than you think, law-dude!

1. Ah the good ol’ days when we used to paints the floor too.

2. Me knews naughty little demon..er..kid like this.

3. A secret door beneath the judge’s seat, eh.

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Its always a such pleasure to read Bozo. And of course a big thumbs up and a big hand for Foxo’s marvellous masterpiece, the picturesque pantomime comic called Bozo!

Nothin’ dangerous about hanging from a gas lamp with a lit cigar. It least I assume that it was lit before he fell asleep

Nice. Strike One! Your out! Never trust a kid.

① As always, Bozo’s accomplishments are extraordinary!

② Your game versus my game.

③ Fuzzy saw it all, but he’ll never testify!

1) That is one strong light fixture. 2) The difference between under hand and over hand. 3) Another fine mess Bozo got himself into.

1. No matter how hard you plan, you sometimes get cornered.

2. That kid’s got a mean arm! Ping!

3. I thinks the Umbrella Guy goosed the Judge from behind. Bozo looks at the cop and goes, "It wasn’t me (this time)!

1) Cornered: Bozo paints himself into that corner. But Bozo ever inventive has an unconventional out. Uses an indoor lamp arm to connect his suspenders to so suspendedwhile Bozo slept and the floor dried overnight.

2) Pitch Demon: Bozo playing catch with __________ and does an easy toss. The kid sends a rocket pitch back to him in return right on the snozz!

3) Jurist Imprudence: Bozo before a judge who proceeds to tell him off so hard he falls off the bench on his head in front of Bozo.

The appeal of this comic makes a lot more sense if you imagine the guilt of war crimes hanging over fresh veterans of WWII. Really puts the japes into perspective.