Our Gang Comics #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Billy Dollar," a 1943 Dell classic, a dollar bill gains life under Johnny’s pillow, delivering a wartime message through a surprisingly spirited voice. Written by Oscar Lebeck and brought to life with expressive art by Walt Kelly—pencils, inks, and letters all by the same hand—the story turns a simple coin into a patriotic messenger. The cover, also by Kelly, captures the whimsical urgency of the moment.
In this 1943 slice of wartime whimsy from *Our Gang Comics #6*, a dollar bill comes to life under Johnny’s pillow, urging the boy to help the war effort with a message that’s as clever as it is heartfelt. Written with a light touch and illustrated with the era’s signature charm, the story turns a simple coin into a surprising ambassador for civic duty.
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Reprinted in Our Gang #[nn] (1946), The Complete Pogo Comics #1 (1989), Walt Kelly's Our Gang #1 (2006), Walt Kelly's Pogo #6 (2018)
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