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Li'l Genius #36

Dec 1961 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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Li'l Genius #36 is an anthology issue featuring multiple stories. One story involves a skiing adventure where a character takes his son on a downhill trek, demonstrating skiing techniques and speed-reduction methods. Another story, titled "Three Mistakes," follows Raro the Rabbit as he debates the nature of a "Beautiful Day" with his friend Squarro the Squirrel, only to discover that "Beautiful Day" is actually an invisible entity—one of twin sisters—who reveals herself after the philosophical argument. A third story depicts a fire emergency where Mr. Sticky attempts to rescue a boy trapped in a burning building, ultimately finding him inside with chocolates.

Contains 3 stories
Down Hill
10 pp · Humor

Li'l Genius and his father, Pop, head to Pine Lodge for their first skiing trip, where the boy’s overconfidence leads to a series of comical mishaps on the slopes. After a series of falls and mishaps—including a ruined suitcase and a failed snow-plow maneuver—Li'l Genius tries to redeem himself, only to discover a new sport he’s more suited for.

How to Win a Little Boy
3 pp · Humor, Children

A young girl tries to win a little boy’s approval by transforming herself into a green dog, complete with a ridiculous haircut and exaggerated servility, all in a bid to impress him with her dedication—though her efforts only lead to increasingly absurd mishaps. The boy, unimpressed by her antics, remains unconvinced, leaving her to wonder if she’s simply too much for him to handle.

Candy Village
10 pp · Humor

Li'l Genius and a group of boys visit Candy Village Confectionery Manufacturers, where they tour the factory and marvel at the candy-filled rooms, including a giant candy carousel. After a series of playful mishaps—knocking over candy, triggering a fire alarm, and accidentally inventing a new treat—the boys are nearly sent home, but the kind-hearted Mr. Sticky lets them return to enjoy the carousel, only to discover that Li'l Genius has turned the factory’s experimental candy machine into a real, edible masterpiece.

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artist, inker, letterer Jon D'Agostino
cover pencils, inks Jon D'Agostino

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Reprinted in Li'l Genius #13 (1961)

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