Leave It to Binky #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The T.V. Man," Binky tries to handle his frustration with Peggy by writing a heated letter he never plans to send—only to have his private outburst accidentally set off a chain of events when Allergy returns the book to the library and Sherwood checks it out. With gentle humor and expressive art by Bob Oksner and Henry Scarpelli, this 1970 DC tale captures the quiet chaos of misunderstandings, all rendered in a 15-cent comic that’s as charming as it is clever. Cover by Henry Scarpelli.
When Commissioner Harvey Goodell urges teens to support local law enforcement, Peggy and Lucy jump in with enthusiasm—dragging Binky into their volunteer scheme with all the awkward charm of a well-meaning misadventure. It’s a lighthearted, classic teen comic moment where good intentions and teenage energy collide in the most predictable, funny way possible.
Binky tries to cool off after a fight with Peggy by writing a furious letter he never plans to send—only to have his secret get passed through the library system when Allergy returns the book Sherwood later checks out.
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↩ Reprints Leave It to Binky #38 (1954)
Reprinted in Binky #1/1971 (1971), Binkie Classics #7 (1972), Binky #1/1972 (1972), Binkie Classics #18 (1973), Binky #6/1973 (1973), Binkie Classics #24 (1974), Binky #6/1974 (1974), Binkie Album #2 (1975), Binky #4/1978 (1978), The Best of DC #29 (1982), The Best of DC #70 (1986)
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