Marge's Little Lulu #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ice Cream Dream," Santa Claus takes a whimsical detour when he swaps Tubby’s tiny stockings for his own worn, holey ones—stuffing them with toys that poke out in every direction. Written by John Stanley and brought to life with classic charm by artist Irving Tripp, this 1950 Dell gem captures the silly magic of childhood imagination, all on a cover drawn entirely by Tripp.
In this delightfully silly 1950 gem from Marge's Little Lulu #30, Santa Claus stumbles upon a holiday mishap when he realizes Tubby’s stockings are far too small—so he swaps them for his own worn-out pair, cramming toys through every tear and hole. The resulting spectacle is pure, lighthearted chaos, all wrapped in the classic humor of the era.
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Reprinted in Marge's Little Lulu and Alvin Storytelling Time #1 (1959), Marge's Little Lulu #175 (1965), Little Lulu #8 (2006), Marge's Little Lulu #[3] (2021)
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