Cover: Stan Goldberg & Jon D'Agostino

That Wilkin Boy #36

May 1976 · Archie · 0.30 USD

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In "The Inner Man," Samantha’s well-intentioned pep talk gives Bingo a confidence boost that quickly spirals when he decides to challenge a fearsome, hulking bruiser. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s expressive art, Rudy Lapick’s dynamic inks, Barry Grossman’s vibrant colors, and Bill Yoshida’s crisp lettering, this 1976 Archie classic captures a moment of youthful bravado. The cover by Stan Goldberg and Jon D’Agostino perfectly frames the story’s mix of humor and heart.

Contains 6 stories

The Inner Man

6 pp · Teen, Humor

Bingo WilkinSamantha Smythe

Samantha Smythe tries to boost Bingo Wilkin’s confidence after his usual bout of self-doubt about his strength, but her well-intentioned pep talk goes a little too far—now Bingo’s convinced he can take on the town’s biggest tough guy, and he’s not backing down.

What Do You Want...

0.5 pp · Humor, Children

It Leaves Me Cold!

0.5 pp · Humor, Children

The Artful Dodger

6 pp · Teen, Humor

Bingo WilkinSamantha SmytheSampson SmytheWillie Wilkin

Dig That Snow

5 pp · Teen, Humor

Bingo WilkinSamantha SmytheTough Teddy

Trick Or Treat

5 pp · Teen, Humor

Bingo WilkinSamantha SmytheTough TeddyBuddy DrumheadRebel

In "Trick Or Treat," Bingo Wilkin tries to teach Rebel a few party tricks, but the dog has other plans—especially when Tough Teddy’s around. With Samantha Smythe watching and Buddy Drumhead ready to laugh, Rebel’s antics take a delightfully unpredictable turn, proving once again that some tricks are best left unsolved.