Suzie Comics #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Come Into My Parlor," K.O. is all set for a Hollywood trip after his big win, rushing to shop with Katy while brushing off Windy’s quiet plea for a moment alone. When Windy reveals the prize money won’t stretch far, he surprises K.O. with a generous offer to cover the cost of the new clothes—just in time for the dream to stay alive. Written and drawn by Bill Woggon, with a cover by Samm Schwartz, this 1949 slice of Archie Comics charm captures a moment of friendship, small sacrifices, and the quiet hope of chasing a bigger life.
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In this lighthearted 1949 installment from Suzie Comics #72, K.O. is all set for a trip to Hollywood after his big fight, eager to celebrate with a shopping spree—much to the dismay of Windy, who’s hoping for a moment to talk. When Windy reveals the prize money isn’t as generous as expected, he offers to cover the cost of K.O.’s new clothes, turning a simple shopping trip into a moment of unexpected generosity.
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