Wilbur Comics #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Horsefeathers," Wilbur's misadventure with a broken window leads to an unexpected detour—his father opts for a fishing trip instead of a lecture, turning discipline into a day on the water. Penciled and inked by Bill Vigoda, this 1946 tale from Wilbur Comics #9 captures a quiet, character-driven moment with a touch of early comic charm. The cover, by Al Fagaly, sets the scene with a classic, nostalgic flair.
When Wilbur breaks a window playing horseshoes, his dad, Mr. Wilkin, opts for a fishing trip instead of a lecture—turning discipline into a day on the water with a side of unexpected lessons. Eleanor Wilkin watches from the porch, wondering if the real lesson is about patience or just how long it takes to catch a fish.
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