Cover: John Liney

Four Color #155

Jul 1947 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "Bottleneck on Diving Board," a tough new kid named Atomic Bomb shakes up the neighborhood, prompting Henry to take on a challenge he might not be ready for. After a dream of flying with a magic cape, Henry faces the bully in a showdown that takes an unexpected turn—ending with a falling tree and a surprising victory. With the win behind him, Henry sets his sights on a simple goal: earning enough to buy a toy panda for Henrietta. Written and drawn by John Liney, this 1947 Four Color comic features a charming, offbeat tale of courage, imagination, and a very specific kind of heroism—complete with cover art by John Liney.

Contains 5 stories

Bottleneck on Diving Board

1 pp · Humor, Children

Henry

Henry Makes Unk say, "Uncle"

23 pp · Humor, Children

HenryHenry's motherHenry's uncleWaldoLeftyZeroDusty (dog)

In this lighthearted 1947 Four Color tale, young Henry spins a clever lie about a toothache to get his uncle to the dentist—only to find himself caught in a series of misadventures. From protesting a cartoon he didn’t like to running a dog laundry that leaves him more soaked than the pup, Henry’s antics are as messy as they are funny.

Love and Left Hooks

25 pp · Humor, Children

HenryHenriettaHenry's motherAtomic Bomb (bully)HoraceWeaselTommyMister BlubberBlimp

In "Love and Left Hooks," a brash new kid named Atomic Bomb shakes up the neighborhood, prompting shy Henry to take on a boxing challenge he might not be ready for. After a knock-out dream of soaring through the sky with a magical cape, Henry faces his foe—only to find victory in the most unexpected way. Now, with a win under his belt, he sets out to earn enough for a toy panda to give to Henrietta.

Over-stuffed Cream Puff

1 pp · Humor, Children

Henry

Sweater Trader

1 pp · Humor, Children

HenryHenrietta