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Little Ike #3 (1953)

St. John · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
The Case of the Missing Peanuts
6 pp · humor; children
Little IkeLittle Ike's fatherLittle Ike's motherLittle EvaNipperTommy

Little Ike hides a bag of peanuts after his mother warns him not to get dirty, only to discover they’ve vanished when he tries to enjoy them. He suspects a squirrel and enlists the help of Little Eva and the Scouts, setting up a trap that leads to a frantic chase and a surprising discovery.

Little Witch Hazel
8 pp · humor; children
Little IkeLittle Ike's motherBeanpoleLittle EvaLittle Witch HazelNipperProfessor BooSleeper (a dog)Slugger

Little Ike accidentally brings home a magical bottle containing Little Witch Hazel, who escapes and whisks him away on a fantastical tour of Witchland—where he sees ghost school, an un-beauty shop, a bat ballroom, and more—before returning home just in time to explain his delay to his mother.

Ringside Knockout
1 pp · humor; children
Little Ike
Be Kind to Eva Week
4 pp · humor; children
Little IkeBeanpoleHot RodLittle EvaNipperSlugger

Little Ike rallies his friends to observe "Be Kind to Eva Week" after realizing they’ve been rough on her, launching a series of increasingly clumsy attempts to be nice—complete with a disastrous chair-lifting plan and a suspiciously "special" drink. Eva, skeptical of their sudden change of heart, is soon overwhelmed by the chaos, though the boys insist their intentions are good, even as their efforts backfire.

Pocketbook Payoff
4 pp · humor; children
Little EvaButchLittle IkeMrs. PerchSpike

Little Eva stumbles upon a pocketbook that turns out to belong to Mrs. Perch, leading to a surprising payoff when the owner returns to claim it. Butch and Spike, who had earlier stolen the book for a prank, are left baffled when Eva’s clever act backfires. As the story unfolds, Little Ike and Mrs. Perch witness the twist, leaving the outcome of the prank—and who really benefited—up in the air.

The Frying Pan
5 pp · humor; children
Little IkeLittle Ike's fatherLittle Ike's motherBobbyBobby's motherEddieMrs. Turner

Little Ike is sent on an errand to return Mrs. Turner’s frying pan, but his friends Bobby and Eddie convince him to use it to cook a campfire meal instead. As they attempt to make "ham and eggs" with liverwurst and raw eggs, things quickly go awry—leading to a messy, blackened disaster and a frantic effort to clean the pan before returning it.

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