| Colonel Montgomery J. Klaxon | |
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Real Name |
Colonel Montgomery J. Klaxon |
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First Appearance |
The Television Job (1961) |
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Original Publisher |
Creston Studios |
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Created by |
Freeman F. Gosden |
Origin[]
Colonel Montgomery J. Klaxon is a distinguished, proud, and shrewd Southern gentleman fox, constantly coming up with schemes to make a quick buck with his co-partners Calvin T. Burnside and Judge Oliver Wendell Clutch, which tend to backfire. Despite his small stature, the Colonel is ambitious and exudes an air of authority and sophistication, often donning a crisp suit and tie.
As a retired military officer, Colonel Klaxon carries himself with a sense of discipline and decorum. He possesses a sharp wit and a quick sense of humor, which he uses to navigate the various challenges that arise in him and his partner's escapades. His less than honest schemes don't go unnoticed by his wife Maggie-Bell and her cantankerous sister Susan, who often call him out on his motives.
Public Domain Appearances[]
Public Domain TV Episodes[]
- The Television Job (1961)
- The Polka Dot Bandit (1961)
- Thanksgiving Dinner (1961)
- The Costume Ball (1961)
- Sycamore Lodge (1961)
- Money in the Closet (1961)
- Calvin Gets Psychoanalyzed (1962)
- Wheeling and Dealing (1962)
- The Wrecking Crew (1962)
- The Colonel's Old Flame (1962)
- Sister Sue and the Police Captain (1962)
- Jim Dandy Cleaners (1962)
- Jealousy (1962)
- Cloakroom (1962)
- Sister Sue's Sweetheart (1962)
- The Winning Number (1962)
- Calvin's Glamour Girl (1962)
- Colonel Out-Foxes Himself (1962)
- Nephew Newton's Fortune (1962)
- Calvin's Tax Problem (1962)
- Women's Club Picnic (1962)
- Magazine Romance (1962)
- Ring Reward (1962)
- The Carnappers (1962)
- Colonel Traps a Thief (1962)
- Back to Nashville (1962)
Public Domain Comic Book Appearances[]
- Four Color v2 #1354
- Calvin and the Colonel #1