Leave It to Binky #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1969 slice of DC humor, Binky finds himself in a classic case of mistaken identity when two detectives pull him over for speeding—only to turn the tables when he demands proof of their authority, leading to an arrest that’s as unexpected as it is perfectly absurd. Penciled and inked by Bob Oksner, the issue delivers a sharp, deadpan gag with a twist that’s pure Binky charm.
In this 1969 gem from *Leave It to Binky* #66, Binky’s usual brand of chaotic logic takes a wild turn when he’s pulled over by two seemingly unimpeachable cops—only to question their authority with a twist that backfires hilariously. Written with a sharp comedic edge, the story finds Binky outsmarting himself in the most delightfully absurd way, proving once again that his antics are as unpredictable as they are unforgettable.
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