Wilbur Comics (1944) comic books 1953-1955

Katy Keene by Bill Woggon. Cover price $0.10.

Kary Keene back-up story by Bill Woggon. Cover price $0.10.

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Kary Keene back-up story by Bill Woggon. Cover price $0.10.

"Tricks or Treats," art by Joe Edwards; Laurie tries to trick Wilbur into not dating Linda; Wilbur figures out the scam and makes it backfire on her. "A Busman's Hollar-Day," art by Joe Edwards; Wilbur bugs the bus driver about reaching his stop. "Music Maestro"; Red tries to be more enthusiastic by pretending to recognize a piano piece; As it turns out, the piece is an improvisation, which he mistakes for the title that he "forgot." "Time For A Change"; Wilbur and Red rent a locker for changing clothes at the beach, but the 25-cent room turns out to be a shower. "A Weigh We Go," art by Joe Edwards; Linda convinces Laurie she is overweight, but her exercise makes her clothes fit too loosely, so when Wilbur shows up with chocolates, it all works out right. "Votes Wrong," art by Joe Edwards; Slats is mad that he didn't receive any votes in the election, because he cast four for himself. "On the Wrong Side," art by Joe Edwards; Laurie wears a dress that the designer simply turned inside-out. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Photo Finish," pencils by Joe Edwards; Slats uses trick photography to make it appear that Wilbur is kissing girls all over town, much to Laurie's dismay. "The Eyes Have It!", pencils by Joe Edwards; Wilbur decks the other boys when they laugh at a sweater Laurie made for him. "What A System!", pencils by Joe Edwards; Wilbur shows his dad how to use a typewriter. "The Will That Won't," pencils by Joe Edwards; The gang practice what they've learned about willpower from a book they've read. An article about the latest goings on in Hollywood; Actors mentioned include Kathyrn Grayson, John Wayne, Roger Livesey, Douglas Dick, and Errol Flynn; Movies mentioned include "Hondo", "So This Is Love", "Plunder In the Sun" and "The Master of Ballantrae." "Palmy Daze," pencils by Joe Edwards; Wilbur decides to have a palm read. Untitled Katy Keene story, pencils by Bill Woggon; The Skipper brings Sis a boomerang from Australia that spells trouble for Katy. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Spell and Tell"; Wilbur and Laurie disagree on the correct spelling for weird. "Eat and Be Broke"; Wilbur takes Laurie to a fancy restaurant. "Play As You Go"; Wilbur is watching a football play the coach came up with. "On Your Toes!"; Principal Dripwaite is wondering what Wilbur and Red are working on in the drafting room. "Hi-Diddle.. Diddle,.... Slats and the Fiddle....."; Slats has taken up playing the bass fiddle. Jughead house ad. "Movies Are Better Than Ever!"; Wilbur takes Red to see a 3-D movie to show him how good movies are now. "Pin Pal" text story; Red sold Wilbur's fraternity pin to Slats. Untitled Katy Keene story, script and art by Bill Woggon; Katy and Sis go to the art museum. "Weighty Problems"; Red sells the girls a powder that they can sprinkle on their food and not gain any weight. "Loafer Bred!"; Ginger is upset at the shoe store salesman. "Snow Bawl"; Laurie is afraid Wilbur doesn't love her because he didn't pay any attention when she passed by. "That's the Ticket"; Slats parks by a fire hydrant then covers it with a snowman. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Katy Keene by Bill Woggon. Cover price $0.10.

"Say It With Flowers"; Wilbur and Slats forgot their movie date with Linda and Laurie but Red has a plan to smooth things over. "How About a Date?"; Linda says yes to a date with Wilbur after Laurie turned him down. "Dollars and Sense"; Laurie figures out that she needs a bigger allowance. "Dreams"; Wilbur asks his friends about what careers they would like to have. "Sign Language"; Red helps Wilbur with poetry to impress Laurie. "Let Me Know"; Laurie suspects that Pamela is keeping a secret. Untitled story, script and art by Bill Woggon; Both Randy and K.O. ask Katy to go fishing on their boats. Katy Keene Fashions page by Bill Woggon. "The Big Move" text story; Linda is so excited by the news that Laurie is moving away, and she will have Wilbur all to herself. "Friendship"; Linda and Pamela are discussing the school dance and how much they resented Laurie's behavior. Archie Annual No. 7 house ad. "You Name It!"; Laurie congratulates a father who is taking his baby son for a ride in a carriage. "The Long and the Short of It"; Wilbur interviews Dripwaite, who bombards him with polysyllabic profundity. "Equal Partners"; Wilbur's dad is thinking of buying a new car. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.