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Little Miss Sunbeam Comics #1 (1950)

Magazine Enterprises · 1950 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Tin Can Telephone
7 pp · teen

Little Miss Sunny and her friend Tinker build a homemade tin can telephone to talk across the house, but when Sunny's mother accidentally destroys it while answering the doorbell, the kids are forced to take it down—only to find themselves stranded at a lakeside cottage when a nearby dam fails and flooding cuts off their escape. With quick thinking and a magnifying glass, Sunny helps her father signal for help, but when forest rangers can't communicate the danger of a crumbling bluff overhead, Tinker's makeshift telephone becomes the family's lifeline to safety.

Uncle Teddy's Terrible Temper!
7 pp · teen

Sunny Sunbeam and her gang meet her Uncle Teddy, a world-weary big-game hunter fresh back from Africa who can't stand children—until an unexpected encounter at the hospital changes everything. When the kids' well-meaning attempt to cheer him up goes hilariously wrong, they rally to help their ailing uncle, setting in motion a reunion that transforms his outlook on life and kids forever.

What's Cooking?
7 pp · teen

When Toothy Snyder volunteers to help a nervous young woman prepare her first dinner for her husband's boss, a seemingly simple errand at the grocery store sets off a hilarious chain of kitchen disasters. With Mr. Barnes' help and Toothy's determination, the pair scramble to salvage the evening before the boss arrives. Will good intentions and a little neighborly teamwork be enough to save the day?

Little Dog Gone!
8 pp · teen

When a young girl's mischievous puppy, Ginger, damages too much around the house, her father takes the dog to a pet farm—leaving Sunny heartbroken. Days later, during a family drive through the countryside, Ginger spots her girl and breaks free to find her way home, arriving just as two robbers are holding the family hostage. With a determined little dog on their side, Sunny and her parents discover that some bonds are far too strong to break.

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