My Little Margie #32

Oct 1960 · Charlton · 0.10 USD

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This issue contains multiple stories featuring Margie. In "Time Out for Laughs," Margie runs a kissing booth at a fair where a waiter complains about a fly in his soup, a man in sneakers denies being a "Mister," and Buster offers her kisses for $1 each. Another story involves Margie having a nightmare in which she is pursued by a bear at home, then imagines herself as a cowgirl in an Old Owlhoot Trail adventure where she dreams of riding with outlaws and ultimately schemes with cowboys to turn the tables on varmints. The issue also includes a brief story where Margie's father shows her a book of photographs, and she sings to express her desire for a moment with him.

Contains 3 stories

An Apple a Day

3 pp · Humor

In a lighthearted mix-up, a young woman buys a still life of apples, unaware it's actually a disguised stolen painting. The art thief, panicked when the FBI closes in, tries to retrieve the painting from her, only to be foiled by a series of comedic misunderstandings.

Dad Can't Bear It

5 pp · Humor

Margie borrows a dog named Frisky from Mr. Willis to keep her company while she rents his cabin, but when her father returns unexpectedly, he mistakes the playful dog for a dangerous bear and opens fire with his shotgun—only to be shocked when Margie reveals the truth. The chaos and mistaken identity lead to a hilarious misunderstanding that leaves her father both bewildered and grateful for her clever prank.

Westward - Who?

7 pp · Humor

Margie and her friend arrive in the remote town of Bitter Creek, Wyoming, only to find themselves stranded in a rickety buckboard that rattles over rough terrain, leading to a chaotic and exhausting journey. As they finally reach the Bar B Q Ranch, they’re greeted with a series of exaggerated Western tropes—dusty roads, rough rides, and a seemingly endless frontier—before a nighttime prank turns unexpectedly serious when masked "outlaws" invade their cabin.