Swee Pea Popeye The Sailorpedia Fandom Scooner seawell georgia washenting christiffer columbia daniel boom, also known as swee'pea, is a character in e. c. segar's comic strip thimble theatre and in the popeye cartoon series derived from it. his better known sobriquet suggests the flower known as the sweet pea. in fact, the nickname was originally a term of affection used by popeye. before the baby came along, he would at times. Little swee'pea is popeye's 38th theatrical cartoon, released on september 25, 1936 by fleischer studios. popeye goes to visit olive oyl to give her some flowers. popeye twists olive's doorbell and she answers the door. the sailor accidentally twists olive's nose and asks her if she would like to go to the zoo with him. olive says she cannot because she is too busy house cleaning. suddenly.
The Swee Pea Story Popeye The Sailorpedia Fandom Popeye the sailorpedia is the editable online encyclopedia of all things popeye. check out the faq to help you get started, and make sure to follow our rules . this wiki was founded on may 25, 2008 and currently has 1,551 pages. This is a story from popeye, the original series published by dell in 1948. the series was later renamed to popeye the sailor as it continued with other publishers. it has also been reprinted in other comic books by other publishers since then. swee'pea is trying to make friends with a stray cat, without success. olive suggests feeding it, so he makes a huge picnic lunch. last updated: 10 16 2018. Swee'pea gallery < swee'pea. edit edit source history talk (0) contents. 1 character artwork; 2 thimble popeye the sailorpedia is a fandom comics community. "swee'pea soup" is a 1960 episode of popeye the sailor. the people of the kingdom are protesting against king blozo, who wants help from popeye and olive oyl. turns out the people love swee'pea and hate blozo. the king calls professor o.g. wotasnozzle for help, after which popeye notices that swee'pea is being kidnapped. he finds out that wotasnozzle is attempting to make soup out of swee'pea.
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