The Mad House Glads #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When Johnny Comes Marching Home!", Bippy makes a surprising change—abandoning his rebellious style for a suit and a conventional job, leaving his friends puzzled. When Dan, Dippy, and Fran look into it, they uncover a heartfelt reason behind his transformation: his father’s job loss has forced Bippy to step up and support his family. Written by Dick Malmgren and illustrated by Gus Lemoine, with inks by Jon D'Agostino and colors by Barry Grossman, this 1971 issue features a cover by Dan DeCarlo and Rudy Lapick.
When Clyde volunteers for two weeks of army reserve training, his anti-establishment views clash with the rigid expectations of the conservative drill Sergeant, turning a routine stint into a battle of wills — all while trying to stay out of trouble and keep his peace.
In "The Square Peg," Bippy’s sudden transformation from free-spirited teen to buttoned-up office worker raises eyebrows—especially with his friends Dan, Dippy, and Fran, who set out to uncover the real reason behind his dramatic change. As they dig deeper, they discover that Bippy’s new routine isn’t about fitting in, but about stepping up to help his family during a tough time.
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