Li'l Genius #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains multiple comic stories featuring Li'l Genius. In the first story, a police officer warns Li'l Genius to stay out of trouble, but the boy soon finds himself in a predicament involving water and a bicycle. A second story, "Unlucky Daze," shows Li'l Genius and a girl named Ollie chasing a cat, after which the girl's father consults a doctor about his daughter's bad luck, resulting in comedic chaos. The final visible story, "Genius at Work," depicts Li'l Genius helping a man named Henry on a roof, where the boy's presence creates increasingly absurd and dangerous situations that the man must navigate.
Li'l Genius's father just wants a quiet Sunday at home, but when the boy talks him into a trip to the zoo, his "day of rest" turns into complete chaos. Feeding monkeys, splashing in seal pools, and pestering lions—each animal encounter tests his patience further as his mischievous son finds new ways to cause trouble. By the time they head home, this father's idea of relaxation has been anything but restful.
Li'l Genius learns a hard lesson about superstition when he breaks a mirror and becomes convinced the resulting bad luck has set off a chain of disasters. As he and his father try to complete a simple errand, misfortune seems to follow their every step, turning an ordinary day into a comedy of mishaps that tests whether the boy's belief in the curse will outlast his patience.
When Li'l Genius gets stuck inside the chimney and his parents rush to rescue him, a worried father decides it's time to teach the boy a lesson about how good he's got it—by sharing stories of his own childhood hardships and reminding Ollie just how much he and his mother mean to him.
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Reprinted in Li'l Genius #4 (1959), Dennis #24/1964 (1964)
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