Marge's Little Lulu #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Little Lulu Pays a Sick Call," Lulu’s innocent visit to a supposedly ill Mr. McNabbem backfires in hilarious fashion when his scheme to skip school falls apart. Written by John Stanley and brought to life with crisp, expressive art by Irving Tripp, this 1953 Dell classic captures the charm and mischief of childhood pranks with a 10-cent price tag and a timeless sense of humor.
When Mr. McNabbem fakes illness to trick kids into skipping school, his plan backfires when Miss Feeny sends Lulu with a bouquet of flowers to check on him—leading to a series of awkward and hilarious missteps as he tries to maintain his ruse.
In "The Peacemaker," Lulu tries to mend fences between Tubby and Willie after she realizes their playful boxing has turned into a real feud. Her plan to reunite them backfires when she stages fake emergencies—each time, the boys rush to save her only to start fighting again. When the truth comes out—sparked by a silly argument at the zoo over which baboon looks most like Lulu—the two finally reconcile, ending the brawl with matching black eyes and a newfound friendship.
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Reprinted in Little Lulu #220 (1974), Little Lulu #15 (2007)
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