Little Max Comics #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Little Max Visits The Moon," Max and the Talking Balloon ride with Baby Wind to the Moon, stopping en route to help a sky-fairy polish a star. There, they wake the Man-in-the-Moon for a quiet chat before Baby Wind blows them safely back home, promising another trip soon.
In "All Wet," Humphrey’s attempt to fix a broken water pump leaves him drenched—only to be met with Prunella’s insistence that he take a bath anyway, despite being already soaked. The story captures a quiet moment of playful confusion, turning a simple mishap into a small, funny mystery of logic and routine.
In "The Magic Knapsack," young Max sets off into the big forest with a mysterious backpack his father gave him—one that fills with whatever he asks for. When he hears a princess (Alice) is in trouble, Max uses the knapsack to help her escape the Black Knight, proving that courage and a little magic go a long way.
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↩ Reprints Little Max Comics #17 (1952)
Reprinted in Blondie Comics Monthly #96 (1956), Little Max Comics #51 (1958), Baby Huey, the Baby Giant #10 (1958), Little Dot #38 (1958), Spooky #25 (1958), Blondie Comics Monthly #134 (1960), Little Max Comics #73 (1961), The Friendly Ghost, Casper #44 (1962), Richie Rich #13 (1962), Spooky Spooktown #8 (1964), Baby Huey Duckland #9 (1965), Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #12 (1966), Little Dot Dotland #32 (1967), Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #21 (1967), Spooky #101 (1967), Little Audrey and Melvin #41 (1969), Spooky #114 (1969), Wendy Witch World #33 (1970), Little Lotta #89 (1970), Wendy Witch World #42 (1971), Richie Rich Money World #13 (1974)
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