Li'l Genius #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "She Who Laughs Last," young Ollie faces a classroom challenge to write about being a millionaire—only to surprise his teacher with a surprisingly thoughtful (and entirely un-written) response. Written, drawn, and inked by Frank Johnson, this 1958 Charlton gem captures a moment of quiet wit from a kid who sees the world differently. The cover, also by Johnson, perfectly frames Ollie’s mischievous, daydreaming expression.
In "If I Had a Million," Ollie skips his composition on being a millionaire—because, as he tells his teacher, a real millionaire wouldn’t bother writing one at all. The story captures a delightfully lazy logic, turning a classroom assignment into a small act of whimsical rebellion.
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Reprinted in Li'l Genius #1 (1959), Bib et Zette #28 (1965)
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