Nothing is Free is the twenty-ninth known Bendy comic. Its publication date is May 18, 1934.
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Plot[]
Bendy, watching Boswell struggle with heavy bags of money, gets an idea. He sets up a sign that reads: Free Money Disposal. Boswell drops the money bags off, then leaves while giving Bendy a tip, which Bendy happily accepts to buy something for his own living.
| Syndicated comic strips | Barnyard Opry • Sole for Supper • Pie and Pop • Up in Flames • What Crumbs Around, Goes Around • The Artist • Cats and Dogs • Two for One • Rain Rain, Go Away • Bright Idea • Counting Sheep • Hands Off • F for Effort • How Not To • Rocks Cream • Batter's Eye • Pig Sty • Stink or Swim • Bon Appe-Sneak • Ode to Reuben • True Love • Mutt Cuts • Sticky Situation • On Cloud 9 • Mice Try • Opening Act • True Love • Encore • Fleas and Z's • Nothing is Free • Three for One • The Money will roll right in • Poor Yorick • Graduation Day • Pie and the Sky • Automo-Steal • Opposites Attract | |
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| Dime-Store comics | To the Moon • Papa Pluto's Pitchfork • Yukon Bendy • Souper Boris • Alice the Aviator | |
| Promotional comics | Construction Corruption • Showbiz Bendy • Train Trouble • The Devil's Treasure • All Washed Up • Giddyup, Bendy! | |
| Other comics | Tombstone Picnic | |