My Little Margie #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Daddy Develops," the ever-resourceful Rubbernose finds himself alone in a bank under evacuation after a bomb threat, left to guard the premises with nothing but a whistle and a ticking clock. With the president’s warning echoing, Rubbernose must stay calm and alert—though his usual antics might not help when the real danger is anything but a joke. Written, drawn, and inked by Art Helfant, this 1958 Charlton gem features a cover by Charles Nicholas and Jon D'Agostino.
In "A Whistle Stop!" from My Little Margie #20 (1958), 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’s quiet shift takes an unexpectedly dramatic turn.
In "A Clean Cook," Daisy nervously hosts her uncle for dinner, only to be met with a puzzled look when he tries her soup. When he remarks that it tastes peculiar, she casually admits she stirred in a bit of soap powder—thinking it would make the meal extra fresh.
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↩ Reprints The Marvel Family #88 (1953), The Marvel Family #89 (1954), My Little Margie #11 (1956)
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