Well there ya go!

[Thelonious monkfish]

Conspiracy theory? Perhaps. Follow the breadcrumbs.

They unleavened?

Are you asking metaphorically or literally?

Just a flat out question.

[Citizen B]

They unleavened?

Are you asking metaphorically or literally?

Just a flat out question.

Hmmm. I wasn't prepared for that response. I do know that Bazooka bubble gum is kosher because I buy it at both the kosher grocery stores I patronize. I also buy Bazooka gum at dive bars, sporting clubs, bath houses, from vending machines, and at parochial school carnival raffles. I cannot imagine a world without Bazooka gum.

Mort is the leaven that grounds all of the Bazooka Joe comic strip story lines. Mort is an everyman. Mort is you. Mort is me. A reader who doesn't see his or herself in Mort is an amoral psychopath. Not understanding Bazooka Joe comics is one of the criteria that will get you landed Newgate Prison For The Criminally Insane.

Mort is unleavened. Mort is you and me.

[mrpipster]

check it out.
https://www.comixology.com/Bazooka-Joe- ... omic/36478

[Jlando19]

The bottom left panel says in Hebrew. "Did you know Bazooka Joe was allergic to knives?" Lol. The rest of it is too stylized for my technology to recognize.

I know it's Hebrew. I just can't imagine the storyline that goes along with this, assumedly, Isreali (where else do people speak Hebrew?) Bazooka Joe comic that starts with Joe admiring a knife for three panels, then, looking sad with some kind of formal monologue in formal Hebrew letters for one oversized panel, and, then, ending with a splash of blood. Where's the laugh? Where's Mort? Plus there is no fortune or prize offer! I think this Bazooka Joe comic is bootleg, a forgery. There is no way this was published to sell bubbblegum.

Conspiracy theory? Perhaps. Follow the breadcrumbs. @mrpipster will play all innocent, which he usually is, but look who started this thread. Instead of paying attention to this, we should be relaxing at our ease at the end of along day and enjoy puffing on a nice machine made cigar.

Bazooka Joe has sold a lot of bubblegum. Why hasn't there been a Bazooka Joe cigar? Each stick wrapped in a comic? It is probably too late to try to license it nowadays but, you have to admit, the idea is a winner. I credit @mrpipster for starting this thread.

It appears the cartoon has been kept alive in the Jewish culture.
https://100jewishfoods.tabletmag.com/bazooka-gum/

[Jlando19]

Also I suppose it would be silly of any of us to believe anything created in America is inherently American. Americans are after all the biggest proponents of capitalism even in it's late stages as we witness this day in age. Why wouldn't we license, market, and sell any and everything for profit?

https://sites.google.com/site/atifot/en ... bazooka

EDIT: Alas I digress, from my overly ambitious political permutations.

[Citizen B]

Also I suppose it would be silly of any of us to believe anything created in America is inherently American. Americans are after all the biggest proponents of capitalism even in it's late stages as we witness this day in age. Why wouldn't we license, market, and sell any and everything for profit?

https://sites.google.com/site/atifot/en ... bazooka

EDIT: Alas I digress, from my overly ambitious political permutations.

The nail that sticks out gets hammered into place.

[Wildcat]

I'm calling fake. What is your source?