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Junior Hopp Comics #1 (1951)

Stanley Morse · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
And He's Stuck With It!
5 pp · Teen
Mr. TwiddleJuniorLesterMyrnaChuck (cameo)
Potions of Love
6 pp · Teen
PeggyFlipJuniorMyrna

When Peggy discovers that Junior is taking Myrna to the dance instead of her, her pal Flip offers a solution: a love potion from his collection of "One Thousand and One Recipes." Junior buys the concoction and puts it to the test—with surprising results that leave everyone covered in complications. By the time he tries his scheme on Myrna herself, nothing goes quite as planned, and the evening takes an unexpected turn.

Bandaging Words
3 pp · Teen
GrampsJunior

When Gramps challenges Junior to name one good thing about television, the boy scrambles to defend his favorite pastime against his grandfather's old-fashioned wisdom—leading to a lively debate full of tall tales, homespun logic, and backyard ingenuity. As Gramps demonstrates just how much fun can be had without a screen, things spiral hilariously out of control in the living room. A warm clash of generations that proves sometimes the best entertainment needs nothing but imagination and a willingness to get a little wild.

Mower Power To You
6 pp · Teen
ChuckJuniorPopMom

When Chuck needs a buck for a fishing trip, Junior strikes a deal—Chuck mows the lawn to earn his allowance back, and everybody wins. But when Pop brings home an electric power mower on trial and Mom refuses it, Junior and Chuck get an idea to build their own version using an old vacuum cleaner and a buzz saw blade from the garage, with hilariously destructive results.

Chuck Has The Ants-er
5 pp · Teen
ChuckJuniorPeggyMr. TwiddleMiss PiperMryna

Chuck brings an aardvark to the school pets picnic—a peculiar-looking creature that sends the girls running in fear—but the unusual animal proves its worth when it saves the day by devouring the ants that were plaguing the picnic grounds. What starts as an embarrassing mistake becomes an unexpected triumph as Chuck's unconventional pet earns its place as the contest's worthy winner.

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