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Tippy Terry #1 (1958)

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

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Contains 9 stories
Anchors Aweigh
3 pp

Little Groucho is itching to sail his toy boat, but the bathtub won't do—so when his father refuses to call a plumber over a simple leaky faucet, the boy decides to take matters into his own hands. What starts as a well-intentioned fix spirals into pure watery chaos, leaving the whole household in hot water.

Welcome Home
1 pp

A fellow sneaks home late from poker night hoping to slip past Ellen undetected, but his dog Whiskers has other ideas about keeping quiet. When a close call with his sleeping household nearly gives him away, a chance encounter with an unexpected family member forces him to think fast.

Fit to Be Tied
7 pp

When a father takes Groucho shopping for a new suit, the boy decides to help speed things along—with disastrous results that involve ice cream, borrowed scissors, and a tailor shop in complete chaos. Groucho's well-meaning attempts to fix his father's suit lead to a chain of mishaps that leave the shopkeepers fuming and the merchandise in tatters. By the time the dust settles, the only thing more ruined than the clothing is the family's shopping experience.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
Sentry Duty
3 pp

When Harold needs peace and quiet to finish important business work before dinner, he hits on a clever scheme: convincing his rambunctious son Groucho that sentry duty is the most important job a soldier can have. But Groucho takes his new post a little too seriously, and what starts as a harmless distraction quickly spirals into chaos that threatens Harold's big business deal. A hilarious lesson in being careful what you wish for when you're dealing with an enthusiastic kid and a uniform.

Mudder Knows Best
1 pp

When Groucho shows up covered in mud before an important dinner party, his mother drags him along to the beauty parlor to keep him out of trouble—but a mix-up at the salon leads to an ironic twist on what "mudder knows best."

Fishing Trip
6 pp
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
Big Business
5 pp

Little Groucho learns a hard lesson about business when he trades his father's golf stick for a frog, then gets inspired to start his own luncheonette—only to have his well-meaning father's advice land them both in hot water with an unexpected visitor. It's a cautionary tale about getting into business for the right reasons, wrapped up with the kind of comedic twist that makes you groan and grin at the same time.

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