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Little Max Comics #1 (1955)

Magazine Management · 1955 · 48 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Little Max Sambo
6 pp · humor
Little Max [as himself and Little Max Sambo]AliceLittle Max Sambo's motherthree talking tigers

When Alice heads into the store to buy butter for her mother, Little Max lets his imagination run wild, transforming himself into the daring Little Max Sambo—complete with three talking tigers and a tale of jungle adventure.

Light Lunch
2 pp · humor
Little MaxCaseyunnamed pedestrian
Size Isn't Everything
2 pp · humor
Little MaxCasey

In "Size Isn't Everything," Little Max and Casey head to the town dump with nothing but curiosity—and Max’s knack for turning the odd into the extraordinary. When Max discovers a pair of oversized slippers, Casey can’t fathom why he’s so determined to find the second, especially when Max’s plan leads to a surprisingly creative backyard garden.

On the Beam
4 pp · humor
Hot Dip
2 pp · humor

In "Hot Dip," a sudden dash from Ichabod sets off a chain reaction when Humphrey joins in—only to plunge into the water with him. What follows is a splashy surprise as Ichabod proves the water’s just right for a swim, turning a moment of panic into a shared, unexpected dip.

The Piper
2 pp · humor

In "The Piper," Joe learns the surprising truth behind the nickname when he's called upon to be the "piper" for the neighborhood basketball game—only to discover it means he's the one small enough to squeeze into the pipe when the ball gets stuck. With a mix of reluctant heroics and classic kid-sized antics, the story finds Joe navigating the absurdity of being the only one who can reach the ball, all while the game waits above.

Funny Face
2 pp · humor

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