Pep Comics #79
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Don't Talk Chum," Mr. Wilkin's life takes an unexpected turn when he follows Wilbur's stock market tip—based on a decades-old newspaper—only to find it surprisingly sound. Written and drawn by Joe Edwards, this 1950 tale from Pep Comics #79 captures a quiet moment of personal transformation, where a simple piece of advice leads to real change. The cover, by Bob Montana, perfectly captures the story’s lighthearted yet meaningful tone.
In "It's All in the Mind," Mr. Wilkin’s fortunes shift when he follows Wilbur’s stock tips—tips pulled from a decades-old newspaper he doesn’t realize is outdated. What starts as a fluke leads to unexpected success, turning Mr. Wilkin into a man others suddenly listen to.
In "It's the Breaks," Li'l Jinx builds a snowman anchored to a fire hydrant, a clever twist on winter fun. When Bill tries to teach her a lesson by crashing his sled through it, things take a very serious turn—leaving him in the hospital with a broken neck and a full body cast.
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Reprinted in Pep Comics #77 (1950), Pep Comics #11
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