Cover: John Stanley

Four Color #120

Oct 1946 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "Flower Eater," young Alvin’s playful prank with a store mannequin’s head takes a wild turn when it ends up in Lulu’s father’s possession—leading to an unexpected arrest that throws the neighborhood into confusion. Written and drawn by John Stanley, with inks by Charles Hedinger, this 1946 Four Color comic captures a moment of innocent mischief spiraling into something far more complicated. The cover, also by John Stanley, perfectly frames the story’s quirky, offbeat tone.

Contains 7 stories

Flower Eater

1 pp · Humor, Children

Lulu MoppetAlvin Jones

Tuba Trouble

16 pp · Children

Lulu Moppet: Tubby TompkinsJim TompkinsEddie StimsonMartha Moppet

Indian Uprising

12 pp · Children

Lulu MoppetTubby TompkinsAlvin JonesGeorge MoppetMartha Moppet

When Alvin, Lulu, and Tubby play Indian and accidentally take the head off a store mannequin, a series of mishaps leads to Lulu’s father being arrested for possessing stolen property—though the real culprit is far from clear. This lighthearted yet twisty tale from Four Color #120 captures the chaos of childhood games gone awry, with a surprising turn that leaves everyone scrambling.

Newspaper Business

8 pp · Humor, Children

Lulu Moppet: Tubby TompkinsEllie Tompkins

Little Lulu and the Seven Dwarfs

12 pp · Humor, Children, Fantasy

Lulu MoppetMartha MoppetAlvin Jones

Sandpile Romeo

1 pp · Humor, Children

Lulu MoppetTubby Tompkins

Emergency Hideout

1 pp · Humor, Children

Lulu MoppetTubby Tompkins