Golden Comics Digest #46

In "The Big Frame-Up," Jo and the fellers are determined not to be railroaded into summer camp—until they discover their all-boys camp is now co-ed, and Lulu and Annie are already there, turning their plans upside down.

In "The Spider and the Mussed-Up Bed," young Tubby dons his detective disguise to solve the mystery of who tangled up Lulu's bed at summer camp—only to find the truth is far more familiar than he expected. With a mix of playful suspicion and campfire charm, this lighthearted tale from Golden Comics Digest #46 delivers a simple, silly mystery with a twist that’s as warm as it is unexpected.

In "Twinkle Toes," Lulu’s pride in her painted toenails takes an unexpected turn when the girls at the farm show more interest in the animals than in her latest fashion statement—until a rooster unexpectedly becomes her biggest admirer.

In a mischievous bid to win a share of chocolate eggs, Tubby tricks Gloria and Lulu by wrapping himself in bandages, pretending to be a ghost. The girls, convinced he’s a real spirit, summon the rooster Lulu brought home from the farm to scare him off—only to realize, too late, that the “rooster” is actually a hen.

In "The Injun Fighters," the camp gang’s chaotic rehearsal for their end-of-summer play spirals into full-blown mayhem, with over-the-top antics and exaggerated performances. When the show finally goes on, one audience member’s enthusiasm crosses the line, turning the staged adventure into something far more unexpected.