That Wilkin Boy #32
In "Girl Power," Bingo’s world tilts when he realizes even his parents are embracing gender equality—prompting him to launch a passionate (and hilariously misguided) campaign about male superiority, only to be quickly reminded that his own girlfriend might just outmuscle him. Written by Dick Malmgren and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s signature style, Rudy Lapick’s inks, Barry Grossman’s colors, and Bill Yoshida’s lettering, this 1975 Archie classic captures a playful, lighthearted clash of old-school attitudes. The cover by Stan Goldberg and Jon D'Agostino perfectly captures the comic’s cheeky tone.
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Bingo is appalled to find that even his parents have accepted the idea of equality between the sexes. He starts making speeches about how men are the superior gender because of their superior strength, until he gets another reminder that his own girlfriend could easily beat him up.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).