Leave It to Binky #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1951 DC gem, Binky’s attempt to play matchmaker backfires when he’s caught with his cousin’s friend in Pottstown—right in front of Peggy, who’s not buying his claim that Charlotte is his aunt. Written by Hal Seegar and brought to life with lively art by Bob Oksner (pencils and inks), this issue captures the classic charm of early comic misadventures. The cover by Bob Oksner perfectly frames the moment’s awkward tension.
In this 1951 humor tale from *Leave It to Binky* #23, Binky finds himself tangled in a web of mistaken identity when he agrees to take his cousin’s friend, Charlotte, to Pottstown—only to be caught red-handed by Peggy, who’s quick to suspect a romance. Desperate to avoid trouble, Binky spins a far-fetched tale, insisting Charlotte is actually his aunt, setting up a classic teenage farce with just the right mix of awkward charm and comic timing.
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Reprinted in Supermán #2 (1952), Leave It to Binky #61 (1968), Binkie Classics #17 (1973), Binky #5/1973 (1973)
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