Leave It to Binky #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No More Doodles!", Binky’s boundless enthusiasm for his new job as assistant at Uncle Snootly's insurance agency leads to a sleepy morning mishap—his excitement wakes his father, and now he’s trying to stay busy before the workday even begins. Penciled and inked by Bob Oksner in his signature style, this 1956 DC classic captures the quiet chaos of a kid eager to prove himself, all on a 10-cent cover by the same artist.
When Ellen and her daughter Nancy come to stay with the Biggs, Binky is shuffled into Allergy's room—leaving him in the awkward position of keeping Peggy away from Nancy, who’s anything but ordinary. With a mix of teenage nerves and classic comic chaos, Binky’s usual antics take a new turn as he tries to navigate the unexpected guest.
In "First Come!", Liz is nervously waiting for Freddy to ask her to the dance—except Freddy thinks she’s waiting for Dinsmore, and Dinsmore is left completely confused, unsure if he should even try.
In "Office Offer!" from *Leave It to Binky* #57, Binky’s thrilled to land his first real job as an assistant at Uncle Snootly’s insurance agency—so excited, he wakes up two hours early and can’t stop buzzing with energy, keeping his father up with his restless enthusiasm.
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Reprinted in The Hundred Comic Monthly #6 (1957), The Hundred Comic Monthly #19 (1958), Big Boss #53 (1961)
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