Binky #78
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "All in a Day's Work!", Binky finds himself tangled in a series of increasingly absurd mishaps after a routine bike ride goes wildly wrong. Written by John Albano and brought to life with vibrant energy by artists Stan Goldberg and Henry Scarpelli, this 1971 DC classic captures the chaotic charm of a cartoon gone delightfully off the rails. The cover, also by Goldberg and Scarpelli, perfectly encapsulates the issue’s madcap spirit.
In "All in a Day's Work!" from Binky #78, Jo finds himself in a series of escalating mishaps after a routine bike ride takes a wildly chaotic turn—first colliding with the perpetually flustered Professor Dripp, then accidentally smacking him with a loose plank, and finally triggering an explosion with some misplaced chemicals. Written by a longtime Binky series contributor and illustrated with the signature slapstick flair of the era, the story captures the absurd, fast-paced humor that defined teen humor comics of the early '70s.
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Reprinted in Binkie Classics #10 (1972), Binkie Classics #9 (1972), Binky #3/1972 (1972), Binky #4/1972 (1972), Binky #1/1981 (1981), The Best of DC #39 (1983), The Best of DC #53 (1984), Binky #3/1972
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