Wilbur Comics #88
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Big Blow!", the gang’s attention is stolen by Linda’s father’s flashy new multimedia console—complete with TV, phonograph, and a radio that can tune into any station. When Linda flips to a far-off station, the weather report sends the boys into a panic over an impending blizzard, setting off a chain of reactions they didn’t see coming. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s signature style, inks by Rudy Lapick, and letters by Vincent DeCarlo, this 1963 Wilbur Comics gem captures the charm and humor of a classic Archie-era moment.
In "The Big Blow!", the boys are all but ignoring Linda as they geek out over her father’s flashy new multimedia console—complete with TV, phonograph, and a radio that can tune into any station on the globe. When Linda casually flips the dial to a barely audible frequency, the weather report from a remote mountain station sends the group into a panic, convinced a massive blizzard is barreling their way.
In "Heart's Desire," the big-hearted but clumsy Big-Moose enlists the small-statured smooth-talker Bolo to help him win over Dodo, the bespectacled girl he’s smitten with. What unfolds is a clever twist of fate when Dodo reveals she’s had a secret crush on Bolo all along—turning the scheme into a surprise opportunity neither expected.
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