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Algie #1 (1953)

Timor · 1953 · 36 pages

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ContinueAlgie #2 →
Contains 6 stories
The Flying Sorcerer
4 pp · humor; teen
All Washed Up
5 pp · humor; teen

Algie lands a job at an automatic laundry to earn some quick cash, but his overzealous promise of speedy service sets off a chain reaction of disasters. When the laundry's machines can't keep up with the workload, Algie hatches a makeshift solution that spirals hilariously out of control, complete with runaway equipment and unintended competition. It's a wild ride that proves sometimes the cure is worse than the problem.

Fear Ye, Fear Ye!
6 pp · humor; teen · pencils ? [as Jo-Jo]

When Algie's constant mistakes at school finally get him called into Principal Piddle's office, the exasperated educator decides to teach the nervous boy a lesson about fear by swapping roles—Algie becomes the authority figure while Mr. Piddle plays the anxious student, with an expensive borrowed typewriter as their test subject. What starts as a demonstration in confidence quickly spirals into chaos as the machine becomes a instrument of mishap, leaving Mr. Piddle to discover firsthand just how contagious fear can be.

Blackouts of 1953
3 pp · humor; teen

Algie springs an innocent game on Jennifer in the park—watch an apartment building and kiss her each time a light goes out—but his romantic scheme backfires when a citywide blackout turns his playful wager into an embarrassing public spectacle. This cheeky 1953 romp proves that sometimes the best-laid plans get derailed by circumstances entirely beyond your control.

Untitled story
4 pp · humor; teen
Nurse to You
4 pp · humor; teen

When a visiting nurse arrives at school for routine checkups, the students—especially the boys—suddenly develop a suspicious number of "serious conditions" requiring immediate examination. But when the nurse and principal devise a scheme to thin out the overcrowded line, they discover that teenage ingenuity might just outmatch adult planning in this lighthearted tale of health class chaos.

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