Little Angel #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains multiple stories featuring Little Angel. In the first story, Angel helps her father retrieve a key he accidentally locked in his office drawer, then innocently locks the key in another drawer while trying to keep it safe, creating a workplace crisis. The issue also includes "Little Angel in Fish Story," in which Angel accompanies her father and other men on a fishing trip, where she repeatedly asks why people relax when fishing, eventually causing chaos that results in the fishermen falling into the water.
Little Angel Higgins tags along with her father Harry to the office on a Saturday morning, and what should be a quiet day of filing quickly spirals into comedic chaos as the well-meaning girl's literal interpretations of simple instructions create one mishap after another. Between runaway elevators, flagpole rescues, and creative "help" with everything from water coolers to filing cabinets, Harry finds himself wondering how a day at the office could possibly get any more complicated. It's a hilarious reminder that good intentions and Little Angel don't always mix—especially when Mr. Murphy the janitor shows up to lend a hand.
Willy Nilly volunteers to help his mother prepare food for the school picnic by stirring cake batter, but the work proves tougher than expected—until a clever solution presents itself. It's a quick, lighthearted romp that captures the resourcefulness of a kid looking for the easy way out.
Little Angel Higgins has a relaxing fishing trip in mind when she joins her father Harry at the dock, but her well-meaning attempts to "help" transform what should be a peaceful day into absolute mayhem—with wrecked fishing gear, jealous anglers ending up in the water, and a boat losing its motor along the way. By day's end, Little Angel proves she's her own brand of helpful when she lightens the load during the rowback home, though her solution leaves Harry and Dora with very little to show for their outing except a shared cold and bewildered laughter.
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Reprinted in Little Angel #16 (1959), Dennis #19/1960 (1960), Dennis #24/1960 (1960), Dennis #1/1961 (1961), Dennis #3/1961 (1961), Dennis #6/1961 (1961)
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