Leroy #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue features multiple humor stories centered around the teenage character Leroy. The opening story depicts Leroy on a romantic evening with a girl, interrupted by her father's disapproval. Another story shows Leroy and his friend Tommy encountering a girl with bubble gum in her pockets, leading to comedic chaos. A slapstick sequence involves a man in a yellow coat repeatedly striking a punching bag, which backfires with increasingly chaotic results including smoke, fire department involvement, and a final splash into water. The final story shown involves Leroy and his friends discovering a newspaper report about a bank robbery and attempting to locate the criminal hiding in town, with Leroy reassuring his worried girlfriend Janie that he'll help catch the crook.
Leroy Loomis hopes to impress a young woman with his father's new purchase—but a mix-up about what his pop actually bought sends the eager teenager scrambling to cover his tracks at the local airport air show. When his desperate gambit backfires spectacularly, Leroy finds himself thrust into a wild flying adventure he never planned and absolutely cannot control.
Leroy Loomis plans to sabotage a rival's chances at the school prom by swapping announcements, but his scheme backfires spectacularly when the Dean accidentally reveals an embarrassing secret in front of everyone. After getting banned from the dance, Leroy devises an elaborate disguise to sneak in anyway—only to find himself in a position to help the Dean out of an awkward situation, leading to an unexpected bargain that might just save his prom night.
When Leroy Loomis needs cash for a date, he decides to beat a professional plumber to the punch and fix a cellar leak himself—with his dog Bingo as his trusty assistant. What starts as a scheme to earn quick money spirals into a hilarious cascade of mishaps as Leroy's well-intentioned repairs create one disaster after another. This 1949 humor story proves that sometimes the best way to make money is to avoid making an even bigger mess!
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