Ginger #4

When Ginger reads that cutting out snacks leads to a longer life, she rallies Ickky and the gang to go on a strict diet—only to unleash chaos at school and the soda shop. A hilarious, lighthearted romp from the 1952 humor anthology *Ginger #4*, this six-page tale captures the classic teenage antics of a well-intentioned but ill-fated food revolution.

In "Cash and Caddy," Ginger takes Mr. Snapp’s advice to heart and lands a job caddying at a golf course, where her knack for the game quickly catches the eye of Mr. Snapp’s boss—leading to an unexpected boost in his fortune and, in turn, a raise for Mr. Snapp.

In "Of Thee I Swing," Ginger’s dance routine hits a snag when she injures herself during rehearsal, forcing Patsy to step in. With a makeshift pulley system meant to add flair, Patsy’s ambitious stage entrance takes a wildly unexpected turn—right in the middle of the performance.