Li'l Genius #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLi'l Genius features two stories. In the first, a young child discovers his parents at a bar and, after learning his father was angry at Mr. Peterson over the phone, mistakenly believes Mr. Peterson is responsible; the child throws a stone through Peterson's window, but the misunderstanding is resolved when the parents explain the true cause of the argument. In the second story, Li'l Genius plays soldier and imagines himself as a frontier scout defending a stockade against an Indian attack; during the battle, he catches a wretch at the gate, and his clever idea helps the soldiers achieve victory with no losses.
When Li'l Genius decides to help Pop save money on the cement work, a borrowed power mower and his own "helpful" impulses turn the driveway project into a backyard disaster. As Pop watches his prize flower beds and new house take the brunt of the chaos, he learns an expensive lesson about letting a kid loose with machinery. Sometimes it costs less to call in the professionals from the start.
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↩ Reprints Whiz Comics #133 (1951)
Reprinted in Li'l Genius #3
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