Vol 3 delivers the following escapades: "The Secret Life of Charlie Grant"; "Mr. Jigsaw's Secret Love Child"; "Death of a Hero"; "A Puzzle Called Charlie"; and the Gillette A. Elvgren tribute, "Pinup Magic". (To accompany the latter are some super-swell, Elvgren images. Oh la! la!)
For Volume #4, we're treated to "The Missing Mother Affair"; "The Helping Hand"; "The Life of Pie"; "The Pirates of Perchance" and a hardy sampling of full-page, Jiggy pics.
Volume 5 caps off the set nicely with "Beach Balloons"; "Dog Dreams"; "Disaster in Aisle Five"; "Mile High Surprise"; and what's perhaps my very favorite Jiggy story ever: the tender "Little Lost Ghost".
Ron Fortier's storytelling is an absolute pleasure to absorb, capturing the best elements of old-time sitcoms, combined with Marvel/DC know-how. Kato's artwork furthers the pleasantry, bringing to mind the catchy and cute illustrations of Harvey and Gold Key Comics.
Mr. Jigsaw and his spectacular adventures are guaranteed to put a smile on anyone's face.
Volumes 3-5 of his early adventures can be purchased in paperback and/or Kindle at
https://www.amazon.com/Adventures-Mr-Jigsaw-3/dp/0615962106.
https://www.amazon.com/Adventures-Mr-Jigsaw-4/dp/0692343938/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+adventures+of+mr.+jigsaw+vol+4&qid=1581114915&s=books&sr=1-1
https://www.amazon.com/Adventures-Mr-Jigsaw-5/dp/B084DG7Z4C/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+adventures+of+mr.+jigsaw+vol+5&qid=1581114950&s=books&sr=1-1.
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