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The Adventures of Peck's Bad Boy #[nn]

Jan 1906 · Thompson & Thomas · [none]
“Pa Gets a Tent, So That I Can Have a Wild West Show”

In "Pa Gets a Tent, So That I Can Have a Wild West Show," Peck's Bad Boy spins a scheme to stage a Wild West show, leading to a hilariously awkward disguise as a female palm reader. Walt McDougall’s expressive art and sharp humor bring the chaos to life as Pa and the Boy flirt—until Ma returns home and delivers a memorable scolding. The story, written and illustrated by McDougall, captures the mischievous spirit of the character with wit and charm.

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Walt McDougall · writer George W. Peck (based on stories by)

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Walt McDougall

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Peck's Bad Boy disguises himself as a female palm reader & flirts with Pa, who flirts back until Ma comes home from a visit and catches them both. She spanks the Boy, saying "How many times have I told you not to touch my clothes?"

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).