Sugar & Spike #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Visit to Daddy's Office," Sugar’s latest invention— the collapsible snow-suit— takes center stage, proving once again that even the most mundane household items can spark something extraordinary. Written and illustrated by Sheldon Mayer, this 1959 gem from DC delivers a delightfully whimsical slice of mid-century charm, with Mayer’s signature art bringing the gag to life on both the interior pages and the cover, where he also handled the inks.
When Little Arthur returns—now noticeably heavier after gaining thirty pounds—Sugar finds herself on the receiving end of an unexpectedly overwhelming visit from the boy and his mother, turning what was supposed to be a simple playdate into a surprisingly intense encounter.
In "Billy the Borrower," Spike’s latest lending spree takes a turn when he meets a very literal borrower named Billy, leading Sugar to gently clarify the whole point of borrowing—namely, that the items should eventually come back.
In "Sugar's Big Invention," Sugar channels her usual creativity into a wild new gadget: a collapsible snow-suit made from nothing but toothpaste and a bit of elbow grease. All you need is a tube, a few smears, and a whole lot of imagination—just don’t forget to wash it off.
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