Little Max Comics #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Little Max in Little Red Riding Hood," Little Max takes a whimsical detour through a familiar tale, reimagined with a playful twist. Written by typeset and illustrated in the classic Harvey style, this 1951 issue offers a charming, lighthearted adventure that stays true to its era—perfect for collectors who appreciate early comic charm and a touch of surreal fun.
In "Sweet Treat," Max earns five cents shining shoes and decides to treat his friends to candy at the local store. After they each pick their favorites, he's left with nothing for himself—until the kind-hearted clerk steps in with a generous gesture.
In "Just for Laughs," Joe takes Max and Alice to the carnival, where they brave the fun house—its twists and turns turning unexpectedly eerie. Max, unsure when the fun was supposed to start, finds himself oddly eager to go through it all again once they’ve escaped.
In "The Brush Off," Max finds himself tangled in a playful battle of wits with the baby brother of the North Wind, who arrives unannounced to stir up mischief. As the wind sends dust flying in every direction, Max cleverly turns the tables, luring the gusty intruder into clearing the mess—once and for all.
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Reprinted in Humphrey Monthly #22 (1954), Little Max Comics #31 (1954), Casper's Ghostland #2 (1959), Little Max Comics #63 (1960), Devil Kids Starring Hot Stuff #8 (1963), Hot Stuff Sizzlers #36 (1969)
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