Leave It to Binky #63
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1968 slice of suburban charm, Binky and Peggy race against the clock to snag bargain friendship pins at a store, while Uncle Snootly scrambles to secure a crucial contract from Bertram before his train departs. Written by Hal Seeger and brought to life with warm, expressive art by Bob Oksner—both interior and cover—this issue captures a perfectly timed mix of sibling antics and adult urgency, all rendered in a 12-cent comic from the era. Cover by Bob Oksner and Tex Blaisdell.
In this lighthearted 1968 tale from *Leave It to Binky* #63, Binky and Peggy race to snag bargain friendship pins by timing their store visit perfectly—while Uncle Snootly scrambles to secure a contract from Bertram before his train departs.
In this 1968 slice of teenage chaos, Binky and Allergy wage a prank-filled war that escalates faster than a dropped pie, while Uncle Snootly prepares to hand over his business to Bertram—just as the whole town starts wondering who’s really pulling the strings.
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↩ Reprints Leave It to Binky #25 (1952), Leave It to Binky #26 (1952), Leave It to Binky #27 (1952)
Reprinted in Romances juveniles #126 (1969), Binkie Classics #16 (1973), Binky #4/1973 (1973), Binky #4/1973 (1973), The Best of DC #28 (1982), Romances juveniles #241
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