Little Audrey #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It Walks Like a Man," Little Audrey and Melvin construct a curious robot, only to leave it behind when they can't get it to move—until strange things start happening. Warren Kremer's distinctive art brings the quiet suburban setting to life, capturing the eerie shift when the machine seems to stir on its own. The cover, a collaborative effort by Kremer and Pacheco, perfectly sets the tone for this unsettling, small-town mystery.
In "It Walks Like a Man," Audrey and Melvin’s homemade robot takes an unexpected turn when it starts moving on its own—leaving them wide-eyed and wondering if their clumsy creation has finally come to life. Written with playful charm and brought to life with bouncy, expressive art, this five-page tale captures the classic mix of childhood curiosity and mild panic when things don’t quite go as planned.
In "Like a Lady!", Melvin is smitten by a new girl in town and convinces Audrey she should be more ladylike—only to quickly rethink that idea after spending time with the newcomer. Written by a longtime fan favorite and illustrated with playful energy, this lighthearted 5-page tale captures the classic charm of Little Audrey’s world.
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↩ Reprints Little Audrey TV Funtime #9 (1964), Little Audrey and Melvin #58 (1973), Playful Little Audrey #109 (1973)
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