Marge's Little Lulu #90
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lulu's Piggy Bank," Lulu’s knack for uncovering the fellers’ secret club passwords has them stumped—so they devise a new, supposedly foolproof password to keep her out. Written by John Stanley and drawn by Irving Tripp, this 1955 Dell gem features a clever twist on childhood mischief, with John Stanley also handling the cover art.
In "Lulu's Piggy Bank," the fellers rally to fund their Fresh Air and Exercise Club, only to find their efforts stalled by Lulu’s stubbornly empty piggy bank. With playful persistence and classic Little Lulu charm, this 1955 gem captures a small-town scrape that’s as much about friendship as it is about saving a few coins.
Jo and the fellers are baffled when Lulu keeps slipping into their secret clubhouse—until they realize she’s somehow learned their passwords. Determined to outsmart her, they cook up a special password she’d never use, only to see if she can still find a way in.
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Reprinted in Lille Lulu #8/1958 (1958), Marge's Little Lulu #187 (1968), Lilla Lotta och Plutten julnummer #[1960]
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