Bingo Wilkin #5
In "L'homme intérieur," Bingo Wilkin takes a crack at training Rebel, but the dog’s antics remain as unpredictable as ever—especially when Teddy’s around, always the one to witness Rebel’s most surprising moments. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo with inks by Rudy Lapick, this 40-cent Canadian gem from Editions Héritage features a cover by Stan Goldberg and Jon D'Agostino.
In "L'homme intérieur," Samantha tries to boost Bingo’s confidence by helping him overcome his self-doubt about his strength—only to accidentally fuel an over-the-top belief that he can take on a fearsome hulking bruiser. The story captures the awkward, heartfelt humor of teenage insecurities and the messy results when well-meaning advice goes just a little too far.
In "Un tour ou rien du tout," Bingo attempts to coach Rebel on performing tricks, but as always, Rebel only reveals his real talents when Teddy’s around—just to keep things interesting.
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