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Little Angel #11

Jan 1958 · Pines · 0.10 USD
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In "Second Honeymoon," Little Angel finds herself in a delicate situation after unintentionally hurting Ronald's feelings with a teasing remark about his face. After apologizing, she heads to the zoo to make amends—this time with a very different kind of primate. Written by Jack Mendelsohn and brought to life with expressive art, this 1958 issue captures a quiet moment of empathy and innocence. The cover, by Mike Roy and Mike Peppe, perfectly captures the story’s gentle tone.

Contains 6 stories
Second Honeymoon
10 pp · Children
Little AngelDora HigginsHarry HigginsMrs. Tompkins

Harry and Dora Higgins return to Florida Acres with their young daughter Little Angel to celebrate their wedding anniversary at the very spot where they spent their honeymoon six years ago—except this time, they've brought along their spirited four-and-a-half-year-old, who has her own ideas about how a romantic getaway should go. What could possibly go wrong when Little Angel decides she needs to rescue a frog, rearrange the pool, commandeer a rowboat, and generally turn their "second honeymoon" upside down?

"There Auto Be A Law!"
7 pp · Children
Little AngelDora HigginsHarry Higgins

Little Angel's well-meaning but chaotic attempts to help wash the family car spiral into one disaster after another when she takes charge at the auto laundry. From connecting the wrong hose to honking in the attendant's ear to opening doors and windows at precisely the wrong moments, she leaves a trail of mayhem that her exasperated father must somehow smooth over. By the time they finally leave with a spotless car, the real damage isn't to the vehicle—it's to everyone's nerves.

"Winner Takes Fall"
1 pp · Children
Little AngelDora HigginsMrs. KleinhurstRaymond

Little Angel is on her best behavior when Mrs. Kleinhurst visits with her well-mannered son Raymond, but a bubble-blowing contest between the two children quickly spirals into chaos. It's a playful reminder that even the best-laid plans for perfect manners can pop in an instant.

"Burn While You Learn!"
4 pp · Children
Little AngelDora HigginsHarry HigginsRonald

In "Burn While You Learn!" from Little Angel #11 (1958), Ronald’s visit to play with Little Angel sets off a quiet clash of manners and mischief—her parents hope he’ll set a good example, but it turns out they’re both learning from one another in ways no one expected.

"Monkey Business"
1 pp · Children
Little AngelDora HigginsRonald

In "Monkey Business," Little Angel learns the weight of words when her playful remark about Ronald’s face hurts his feelings. After apologizing, she heads to the zoo, determined to make amends—this time, to a real monkey.

"That Was Snow Lady..."
6 pp · Children
Little AngelDora HigginsHarry HigginsMrs. Houlihan

Little Angel decides to build a snowman, but her creation somehow comes to life and runs away—leading her to bring it indoors to warm up. When her father Harry gets roped into helping her construct a new snow lady named Louise, Little Angel's well-meaning but chaotic efforts to dress up and preserve her creation spiral into hilarious mishaps involving stolen laundry, an unexpected ice sculpture, and a disastrous encounter with a pump hidden underneath it all.

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Full credits

cover pencils Mike Roy
cover inks Mike Peppe

Reprints

Reprinted in Dennis #1/1960 (1960), Dennis #2/1960 (1960), Dennis #3/1960 (1960), Dennis #5/1960 (1960), Dennis #7/1960 (1960), Dennis #9/1960 (1960)

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