Playful Little Audrey #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It Surfs Pop Right," Bill’s attempt to quiet his sister Jo’s endless questions backfires when he jokingly tells her to plant chicken feathers to grow chickens. The next morning, Jo’s yard is overrun by real chickens—thanks to a mishap involving a poultry truck—and her curiosity has only grown. A delightfully absurd slice of 1967 Harvey fun, this issue captures the charm of playful sibling antics with a whimsical twist, all in a 12-cent comic book.
In this lighthearted 1967 tale from Playful Little Audrey #71, Audrey’s playful swing sends a baseball soaring—only for an eagle to snatch it mid-flight and carry it far away before dropping it. Seeing the ball land in the distance, a boy confidently declares Audrey a new teammate, convinced she’s hit it all the way.
In "It Surfs Pop Right," Dad’s unexpected surfing prowess takes center stage when he wins a prize during a lesson with Audrey. His boss, far from being annoyed by the spectacle, celebrates Dad’s youthful energy—and sees a golden chance to boost sales of surfing gear.
In this lighthearted 1967 tale from *Playful Little Audrey #71*, Jo’s cheerful antics take a whimsical turn when she convinces the perpetually gloomy Dolty to don a superhero costume and join in on some circus fun. From riding a bull to being launched from a cannon, Dolty’s wild adventure leads him to discover a surprising new dream—becoming a rodeo cowboy.
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