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Issue Details

Issue	#66
Published	December 1953
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	52
Editing	?

Cover Details - "Shoe Shine"

Characters	Little Lulu Moppet; Tubby
Synopsis	Lulu wants her snow shoes shined.
Genre	humor

6 page Little Lulu story "The Explorers"

Synopsis	Tubby tricks Lulu into giving the Fellers food for their winter hike in the woods.
Genre	humor
Script	John Stanley
Pencils	Irving Tripp
Inks	Irving Tripp

6 page Little Lulu story "Santa's Snowman"

Synopsis	Tubby and Wilbur try to trick Lulu and Annie into buying them sodas.
Genre	humor
Script	John Stanley
Pencils	Irving Tripp
Inks	Irving Tripp

6 page Little Lulu story "The Spider Spins Again"

Synopsis	Tubby finds out who broke all the Moppets' Christmas tree ornaments.
Genre	humor
Script	John Stanley
Pencils	Irving Tripp
Inks	Irving Tripp

6 page Little Lulu story "The Yo-Yo Snowball"

Synopsis	Tubby breaks a skating date with Lulu so that he can take Gloria instead.
Genre	humor
Script	John Stanley
Pencils	Irving Tripp
Inks	Irving Tripp

1 page Little Lulu story "Look At The Dolly I Got for Christmas!"

Genre	humor
Script	John Stanley
Pencils	Irving Tripp
Inks	Irving Tripp

8 page Witch Hazel story "Ol' Witch Hazel and the Golden Eggs"

Characters	Witch Hazel
Synopsis	Lulu tells Alvin about when Hazel tricks the poor little girl into going into the magic grove.
Genre	humor
Script	John Stanley
Pencils	Irving Tripp
Inks	Irving Tripp

2 page Lulu's Diry; Little Lulu text story "Lulu's Diry"

Genre	humor
Script	John Stanley
Pencils	Irving Tripp
Inks	Irving Tripp
Letters	typeset
Notes	Includes illustrations.

2 page Little Lulu story "The Big Fish"

Synopsis	Lulu catches Tubby's big fish through a hole in the ice.
Genre	humor
Script	John Stanley
Pencils	Irving Tripp
Inks	Irving Tripp

8 page Tubby story "Prisoner of War"

Synopsis	Tubby's cousin Chubby hits a West Side guy with a snowball and starts a war.
Genre	humor
Script	John Stanley
Pencils	Irving Tripp
Inks	Irving Tripp

1 page Little Lulu story

Genre	gag
Script	John Stanley
Pencils	Irving Tripp
Inks	Irving Tripp