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Junior Hopp Comics #2 (1952)

Stanley Morse · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Made to Odor!
8 pp · teen
Mr. TwiddleMiss PiperPeggyJuniorChuckgarbage menCommissioner

When the school principal, Mr. Twiddle, panics about the smell of the chemistry lab just before the school commissioner’s visit, he enlists Junior to discreetly dispose of the stink—leading to a series of escalating mishaps involving a mislabeled perfume bottle, a confused garbage man, and a very mistaken identity. As Junior and his friends scramble to cover up the mess, a real sanitation commissioner shows up instead, setting off a chain of comedic misunderstandings that only the principal’s unexpected sense of humor can resolve.

Stringing Her Along!
5 pp · teen
MomPopJuniorMyrnaPeggyMrs. Brown

Junior tries to impress Peggy by rigging a homemade telephone line using a string and a tin can, but his prank backfires when his parents mistake his antics for a real phone call. Peggy arrives at the house, unaware of the scheme, and the two end up sharing a soda while Junior’s father warns him about the consequences of "stringing her along."

The Customer's Not Always Bright
7 pp · Teen
JuniorChuckPeggyMyrnaMr. Knotworthysalesman

Junior, Chuck, and the girls go shopping, where Chuck’s attempt to try on a sweater leads to a series of escalating mishaps involving a hostile floor walker and a hilariously over-the-top sweater fit. As the store’s staff reacts with exaggerated frustration, Chuck becomes trapped in a sweater meant for someone much smaller, turning the whole ordeal into a comedic spectacle.

The Evasive Vase
6 pp · teen
Miss PiperPeggyLesterJuniorChuckMyrnaguardmuseum director

When a group of students visits the Museum of Antiques, a prank involving a borrowed water jug spirals into chaos when the real $10,000 Ming vase goes missing—leading to a frantic chase, a dramatic fall, and a surprising twist about what was actually broken. The museum director’s revelation that the vase was never in the broom closet changes everything, leaving the group stunned and Junior’s heroic efforts suddenly… questionable.

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