Four Color #1103
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Camping Out" in Four Color #1103 (1960) finds Beaver racing his homemade soap box racer in a bid to win a Yankees-autographed baseball, only to outsmart himself by stealing rubber tires from Judy’s doll buggy—then having to take her along as a passenger. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by David Gantz, with inks by Gantz and letters by John Duffy, the story captures the playful chaos of childhood ambition and unintended consequences. The cover by David Gantz perfectly captures the moment of high-stakes fun and sibling rivalry.
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Beaver builds a soap box racer to try and win a Yankees-autographed baseball. He tricks Judy into giving him the rubber tires from her doll buggy; but then has to take her along as a passenger in the race.
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