My Little Margie #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Margie Inc.", My Little Margie finds herself caught in a high-stakes situation when the bank she’s working at is evacuated after a bomb threat—leaving Rubbernose, the guard, alone inside with only a whistle to signal danger. Written and illustrated by Art Helfant, this 1956 Charlton comic blends workplace comedy with a tense, suspenseful twist, all wrapped in the charming, quirky style of the era. Chic Stone’s cover captures the moment’s urgency, perfectly framing the scene with a classic mid-century flair.
In "A Whistle Stop!" from My Little Margie #11 (1956), the bank president panics after receiving a tip about a time bomb and evacuates the building—leaving Rubbernose, the guard, behind with only a whistle to signal danger. With the building empty and the tension mounting, Rubbernose must stay alert, unsure if the bomb will ever go off or if the whistle will ever be needed.
In "A Clean Cook," Daisy nervously hosts her uncle for dinner and proudly serves her homemade soup—only to learn, with a jolt, that he finds it oddly flavored. When he remarks it tastes peculiar, she casually admits she might have mistaken soap powder for seasoning.
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↩ Reprints The Marvel Family #88 (1953), The Marvel Family #89 (1954)
Reprinted in My Little Margie #20 (1958)
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