Wee Pals Doing Their Thing

Morrie Turner's Wee Pals Doing Their Thing is a 1973 one-shot from New American Library that expands on his pioneering, multi-ethnic comic strip Wee Pals. This single issue gathers the beloved cast of children—including characters like Nipper, Connie, and Randy—in a collection of gentle, humorous vignettes celebrating friendship and diversity. As one of the first mainstream comics to feature an integrated cast of kids, Turner's work here remains a quietly historic artifact of the early 1970s, offering a warm snapshot of his gentle, inclusive humor.