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Little Max Comics
Date | Number: 63 | Lang: English (en)
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NameLittle Max Comics 63 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: bi-monthly | Editing:? (actual)
 
Cover1 page
SynopsisMax attaches springs to his shoes in order to jump high enough to dunk a basketball.
GenreHumor; Children
CharactersLittle Max; unnamed basketball player
PencilsWarren Kremer ?
InksWarren Kremer ?
 
Comic StoryBetter to Give / Little Max (1 page)
SynopsisMax buys an ice cream soda for his friends, but doesnt have any himself.
GenreHumor; Children
CharactersLittle Max; unnamed children; soda jerk; Joe Palooka
 
Comic StoryLittle Red Riding Hood / Little Max (6 pages)
SynopsisJoe reads a somewhat different versin of Little Red Riding Hood to Max while Max imagines himself in it.
GenreHumor; Children
CharactersLittle Max; Joe Palooka; wicked witch; little red riding hood; grandma
 
Comic StorySoda Sale / Little Max (2 pages)
SynopsisMax and his friends pool their money to buy candy and get a free ice cream soda.
GenreHumor; Children
CharactersLittle Max; Max's friends; store clerk
 
Comic StorySweet Treat / Little Max (2 pages)
SynopsisWhen Max makes five cents shining shoes, he treats his friends to candy. But after they choose what they want at the candy store, there is no money left for him to buy some for himself. Fortunately, the candy store clerk has a sympathetic heart.
GenreHumor; Children
CharactersLittle Max; Max's friends; candy store clerk
 
Text StoryClose Call! / Humphrey
SynopsisHumphrey combats a barn fire.
Letterstypeset
GenreHumor
CharactersHumphrey; Prunella; townspeople of West Wokkington Falls
 
Statement of OwnershipNo Title
Letterstypeset
Script
 
ActivityTravel Puzzle / Little Max (1 page)
SynopsisPitcures of various modes of travel hve been scrambled and the reader is challenged to sort them out.
GenreHumor; Children
CharactersLittle Max
 
Comic StoryUncle Trax's Tricky Tracks / Little Dot (5 pages)
SynopsisDot's Uncle Trax can identify almost any animal track, so Dot sets out to create some tracks that will perplex him.
GenreHumor; Children
CharactersDot Polka [Little Dot]; Uncle Trax; pedestrian; police officer; police chief; mayor
 
Comic StoryThe Smart Genius / Richie Rich (5 pages)
SynopsisAn old classmate of Mr. Rich, the absent-minded Professor Phineas Potts, introduces Richie to his son, also named Phineas. The Professor can't remember why he came to see Mr. Rich, so Mr. Rich asks Richie to take Phineas to school with him. There Phineas impresses everyone with his intellect and athleticism. When they return from school, Richie tells his father and the Professor what a big hit Phineas was in school, but the Professor says he doesn't have a son. He then remembers the reason he came to talk to Mr. Rich - Phineas is a prototype robot that he wanted to show to Mr. Rich.
GenreHumor; Children
CharactersRichie Rich; Richard Rich; Professor Phineas Potts; Phineas Potts Jr
 
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