Junior [Junior Comics] #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains "Framed," a story by Bill Brown about Junior and a friend who attempt to secure funds for Goofy's birthday by writing a ransom note as a prank, only to discover it was taken seriously when a police officer arrives at the house investigating an actual kidnapping. The scheme backfires when Junior's parents and authorities realize what has happened, resulting in Junior being grounded and forbidden from seeing his girlfriend for six weeks. A second story, also titled "Junior," depicts Junior's sister attempting to teach him a lesson about treating women poorly by orchestrating a boycott, arranging for his current girlfriend to ignore him and convince other girls to do the same until he learns better behavior.
In "In a Spot," Junior Hancock is stumped by geometry, so Deena and Goofy Gordon step in to help—only to accidentally spill ink on Deena’s rug during their tutoring session. As they scramble to hide the mess before Deena’s mother returns, the real trouble begins when their frantic efforts only make things worse. With the stain still fresh and the clock ticking, they’re left wondering if they’ve made a mess of more than just the rug.
In "Framed," Junior Hancock and Deena scramble to buy Goofy a birthday present by selling an antique picture frame from Junior's attic—only to find themselves tangled in a mix-up when Junior's aunt calls, urgently requesting the frame back. The confusion deepens when Junior realizes the picture inside has been swapped, leaving him to untangle the mystery before the truth comes out.
In "War Talk," Junior Hancock’s attempt to impress Deena takes a misstep when money worries spark a fight, but things spiral when Goofy Gordon and Gwenny misinterpret a trip to the base as a military enlistment. The misunderstanding sets off a chain of reactions, with Deena confronting Junior’s parents—only for the truth to be far more mundane than anyone expected.
In "Love's Labor Lost," Deena and Gwenny bond over a sleepover, vowing to ignore boys to teach Junior a lesson—only to find their resolve tested when a war-hero student catches Gwenny’s eye. As their school paper interview takes an unexpected turn, the girls face a dilemma that challenges their promise, all while navigating the quiet tension of unspoken feelings.
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