Wilbur Comics #84
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Quiet Victory," Alec and Linda team up on a playful but clever scheme: if Linda helps Alec win Laurie’s attention, he’ll help her win Wilbur’s. The two set out to gently nudge their friends into spending less time together—using nothing but well-timed guilt and a few well-placed remarks. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s signature charm and Rudy Lapick’s crisp inks, this 1959 gem captures the sweet, mischievous energy of teenage friendship. The cover by Dan DeCarlo and Rudy Lapick perfectly captures the lighthearted tension of the moment.
In a lighthearted twist of teenage matchmaking, Alec and Linda team up on a scheme to bring Wilbur and Laurie closer—by pretending to be concerned about how much time they’re spending together. With a mix of playful manipulation and good-natured teasing, the two set out to orchestrate a "generous gesture" that might just change their friendship dynamics.
When Linda Moore accidentally knocks Wilbur Wilkin out with a quart of chocolate ice cream, he’s not about to let it go — demanding she make a fresh batch to make up for it. So Linda, determined to prove she can do it, dives into a homemade ice cream experiment, with Laurie Lake and Bolo watching the chaos unfold. Pop just shakes his head, knowing full well what’s coming.
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