Nancy and Sluggo #175
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Standing Duck," Nancy finds herself trapped in Oona's house, where a warped mirror transforms her into whatever she sees—leading to a moment of frustration and a decisive stomp that flattens the mirror and restores her to normal. Written and colored by John Stanley, with a cover by Ernie Bushmiller, this 1960 Dell comic captures the whimsical chaos of the series in a single, memorable issue.
In "Yoyo Mirrors," Nancy stumbles into a strange, warped mirror behind Oona’s fireplace, only to find herself transformed into whatever she gazes at—her frustration quickly turning to a moment of comic chaos. When she finally stomps on the mirror to end the madness, the glass flattens, and she’s back to normal, slipping away from the Yoyos with a laugh.
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Reprinted in Nancy: The John Stanley Library #4 (2013), Peanuts Dell Archive #[nn] (2018), Periquita #3
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