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Little Eva #6 (1958)

I. W. Publishing / Super Comics · 1958 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Bigger and Better Ghosts
6 pp

Little Eva accepts a dare to explore the spooky old house on Greene Street, only to discover that her friends have a prank of their own in mind—dressing up as ghosts to give her a scare. But when a real supernatural presence emerges from the darkness, Eva's tormentors get far more than they bargained for, and suddenly the joke feels dangerously real.

Shine and a Haircut, Two Bits
4 pp

Little Ike figures he can save half his haircut money by letting his friend Nipper take a crack at the job—after all, hedge clipping is basically the same thing, right? What follows is a hilariously bungled DIY salon experience as Nipper chases longer and longer patches around Ike's head, each correction somehow making things worse than before. By the time a shampoo and a mirror come into play, Ike's got some serious damage control to do.

Fun Fest
6 pp

Little Eva and her pal Nipper discover a false face mask makes the perfect prop for pranks around town, but when they lend it out during a day of mischief, the mask ends up in the hands of a jewelry store owner trying to dodge both his wife and a debt collector. What starts as harmless fun spirals into confusion when the mask gets mistaken for a robber's disguise—and the kids have to help sort out the mess they've accidentally created.

Target Practice
1 pp

Little Eva attempts a dangerous stunt inspired by the William Tell legend, taking aim at an apple balanced on a young boy's head. As her shots go wildly off target, she struggles to find the right angle—until the situation takes an unexpected turn when the Fire Department arrives on the scene.

The Giant
4 pp · humor; children
Short Stuff

Short Stuff finds himself caught in the middle of a chaotic storm while children cry out around him, creating a noisy and frantic situation in this four-page humorous tale from 1958. When things take a dramatic turn, Short Stuff must navigate the confusion and commotion to set things right. It's a lighthearted adventure filled with the kind of slapstick energy that made these classic children's comics so entertaining.

The Horrible Hat
7 pp

Eva sneaks her mother's outlandish hat to the beach, determined to wear it despite her friend Nipper's protests—but when the wind sends it tumbling toward the water, a series of misadventures unfolds that involves the lifeguard, a suspicious rescue, and plenty of chaos on the sand. By the time Eva finally gets the hat back home, she discovers her mother was planning to throw it away all along, and the whole wild day turns out to have been for nothing.

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