Bingo Wilkin #2
In "Mince, oh vieux!", Bingo Wilkin takes an unexpectedly elaborate approach to neighborly courtesy by mailing a package to Samantha—despite living just next door—sparking a mix of confusion and mild romance. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with vibrant energy by artist Stan Goldberg and inker Jon D'Agostino, the story captures a quietly absurd moment in small-town charm. The cover, by Dan DeCarlo and Rudy Lapick, perfectly mirrors the comic’s playful tone.
In "L'appel de la poste," Bingo sends Samantha a package by mail—despite living just next door—sparking a mix of confusion and quiet hope. Samantha sees it as a sweet gesture, but her father and Teddy aren’t convinced it’s anything more than a silly prank.
Samantha’s relentless energy turns a simple visit into a whirlwind of motion and noise, leaving the Wilkin family utterly drained just trying to keep up. In this lighthearted five-page story from Bingo Wilkin #2, her boundless enthusiasm tests the limits of patience and endurance in the most playful way.
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↩ Reprints That Wilkin Boy #33 (1975), That Wilkin Boy #35 (1976), Jughead #259 (1976)
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