Four Color #704

In "The Holiday," Priscilla, stuck at home with a silly case of freckleitis, turns her quarantine into a side hustle—charging classmates a nickel to catch the harmless, contagious rash so they can skip school too. But when her scheme spreads faster than she expected, things quickly spiral out of control.

Priscilla, inspired after watching a lion-tamer, sets her heart on becoming a lady lion-tamer—until her dream gets a real-life test when Cato, a tame lion, escapes from the zoo. With quick thinking and a trusty chair, she keeps him at bay until help arrives.

In "Mixed-Up Movies," Priscilla tries to save her school play by using her father's home movie camera to film silent scenes, planning to project them while the cast reads their lines from behind a screen. But when the scripts get scrambled on the night of the contest, the mismatched dialogue leads to a hilariously chaotic performance.

In a playful 1956 Four Color tale, Priscilla’s curiosity about hypnotism leads to a lighthearted classroom prank that spirals when Lester actually falls under her spell. With the kids’ laughter turning to worry, Lester’s mother steps in, demanding Priscilla undo the spell—except she’s forgotten the magic word.