The puzzles on the two Fun Shop pages so far are reprints from the Fifties or thereabouts, by Martin Naydel, the first artist on the Flash (and the creator of McSnurtle the Turtle, the Terrific Whatsit).
This puzzle reminds me of a game my family and I used to play called Facts in Five. We picked five letter tiles that went across the top of the card and then we pulled five "subject" cards and then we had five minutes to fill in as many answers as we could. It was fun, in a geeky knowledgeable way.
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The puzzles on the two Fun Shop pages so far are reprints from the Fifties or thereabouts, by Martin Naydel, the first artist on the Flash (and the creator of McSnurtle the Turtle, the Terrific Whatsit).
This puzzle reminds me of a game my family and I used to play called Facts in Five. We picked five letter tiles that went across the top of the card and then we pulled five "subject" cards and then we had five minutes to fill in as many answers as we could. It was fun, in a geeky knowledgeable way.
Looks like a simple, fun way to spend some time. :)
rob!: I think it means "Carl, meet me behind the oil derrick" in Polari; or, alternately, "The Hanson Bros. are at Hardees."
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