Wilbur Comics #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Thanks for the Memory," a rainy-day picnic leads the gang on an unexpected journey to a V.A. hospital, where a veteran grappling with PTSD and a refugee child’s adoption story intersect in a quietly powerful way. Bill Vigoda’s heartfelt artwork brings warmth and depth to this touching 1950 tale from Wilbur Comics #29, a 10-cent comic that captures small moments with lasting resonance.
When a rainy day ruins the gang’s picnic, Wilbur Wilkin and friends rally to bring the feast to a V.A. hospital, where a veteran’s quiet struggle and a refugee child’s hopeful journey unexpectedly intersect in a moment of shared kindness. With Red Wilson’s quick thinking, Laurie Lake’s empathy, and Linda Moore’s steady presence, even the most unlikely connections find a way to matter.
In a delightfully absurd twist, Sis believes she’s landed in heaven during a screen test for a movie set in Candy Land—only to bolt when she discovers the set isn’t actually made of candy. Katy Keene, C.B., and Miss Marten watch the chaos unfold as Sis’s dream of sugary paradise crumbles faster than a poorly constructed lollipop.
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Reprinted in Wilbur Comics #28 (1950), Archie #8 (1952), Archie's Rival Reggie #11
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