Sugar & Spike #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Day the Baby Vanished (--Slightly!)," Spike and Sugar take a mischievous turn when Spike borrows his dad's boss's umbrella and hat, turning them into makeshift toys with wild abandon. Written, drawn, and inked by Sheldon Mayer, this 1964 DC gem captures the duo's playful chaos in a story where even the most serious accessories aren't safe from their antics—cover by Sheldon Mayer.
Jo and Spike try to act like grown-ups during a visit to the local diner, but their attempts at mature conversation quickly unravel when they’re handed menus and asked to order—leading to a series of comically awkward misunderstandings. The story captures their playful misadventures with a light touch, full of kid-sized logic and the kind of innocent humor that makes everyday moments feel like an adventure.
In "Adventure with an Umbrella!" from Sugar & Spike #52 (1964), Spike and Sugar take a whimsical detour when Spike borrows his dad's boss's umbrella and hat, turning the umbrella into a makeshift stick and the hat into a pail. With zero hesitation, the duo puts the items to delightfully destructive use, all while blissfully unbothered by the consequences of their antics.
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Reprinted in Bib et Zette #28 (1965), The Best of DC #47 (1984)
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