Wilbur Comics (1944) comic books 1955

"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.