Bingo Wilkin #1

In "Puissance féminine," Bingo Wilkin's frustration with Samantha's overwhelming strength leads him to declare he’ll ditch her for a girl who “wobbles and jiggles like real soft girls do.” Determined to win him back, Samantha hatches a plan to pretend she’s suddenly fragile and helpless—though her true strength may not stay hidden for long.

In "Le jeu des héros," Teddy tries to impress Samantha by outdoing Bingo in a series of physical challenges, but his bravado takes a surprising turn when he climbs a tree to rescue a cat—giving Rebel the perfect opening to flip the script.

In "La force domine tout !", Bingo Wilkin’s confidence takes a hit when he tries to rally his peers around the idea that men are naturally superior—thanks to their strength—only to be reminded, in no uncertain terms, that his own girlfriend could still best him in a fight. A lighthearted, sharp-witted take on teenage gender dynamics, the story follows Bingo’s increasingly absurd attempts to prove his point, all while his world quietly refuses to play along.

In "Maintenant ou jamais," Mr. Wilkin frets that Bingo and Teddy’s endless slang is eroding their ability to speak proper English—until Samantha gently proves him wrong. A quiet moment of insight reveals that language, even in its playful forms, still carries meaning and connection.