Giggle Comics #89
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Blue-Blooded" in Giggle Comics #89 (1953) sees Binky stumble upon papers that suggest he’s of noble lineage—only to be told he’s just a common mutt. The story follows his emotional journey as he grapples with the news, finds his spirit lifted by a moment of bravery, and learns that true worth comes from courage, not pedigree. Ken Hultgren handles both pencils and inks for the interior art, while Dan Gordon delivers the cover.
In "null," the ever-foolish Dope and his scheming fox partner, the Duke, find themselves caught in a farce when their radio stunt—pretending to rob a bank for laughs—draws the attention of actual crooks who mistake the chaos for a real heist. With the Dope's usual luck and the Duke's questionable planning, the line between comedy and crime blurs in a whirlwind of mistaken identities and slapstick mayhem.
In "Blue-Blooded," Binky stumbles upon papers suggesting he’s a pedigreed dog—only to be crushed when told he’s just a common mutt. After a low moment, he finds new confidence not in lineage, but in doing the right thing, proving that courage matters more than blood.
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