Sunny [Sunny, America's Sweetheart] #14

In "Wolves and Whistles," Sunny’s longing for a moonlight sail party collides with a rainy day, a flooded basement, and a misunderstanding that turns a simple gesture into a whirlwind of tension. When Teddy tries to win Sunny’s attention with a wolf whistle—meant as a secret signal—his attempt backfires, sparking jealousy and suspicion, especially when Sunny’s mother overhears and fears the worst. The story unfolds with quiet drama and classic teen angst, as secrets, miscommunications, and a single whistle threaten to unravel everything.

In "null," a lighthearted 1948 tale from *Sunny, America's Sweetheart* #14, four misfit students—Jo, Deena, Gwenny, and Goofy—struggle to perfect their barbershop quartet for a school event, only to face skepticism from their music director and even their own families. When a misunderstanding spirals after a nosy neighbor calls the police, the kids and their father end up tangled in a chaotic mix-up that lands them in the clutches of a well-meaning but overzealous community group—until a surprising twist in the courtroom brings harmony back to the group. Al Feldstein (as Bill Brown) delivers a charming, character-driven comedy with just the right mix of awkwardness and heart.