Li'l Tomboy #100
In "Foodstuff," Li'l Tomboy takes a clever, noisy approach to getting her dad to buy her a bike—borrowing a microphone and speakers from her uncle and setting up a strategic audio campaign. With Frank Johnson handling both the interior art and inks, and Jon D'Agostino on letters, this 1958 Charlton classic captures a small-town scheme with big, funny consequences. The cover, also by Frank Johnson, perfectly captures the mischievous energy of the moment.
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Li'l Tomboy borrows a microphone and speakers from her uncle and puts them in strategic places in order to influence her father to buy a bike.
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