Untitled Story

Story featuring Little Lulu

Credits:

• Pencils: John Stanley
• Inks: John Stanley

Flower Eater

Story featuring Little Lulu

Storyline: After Alvin eats Lulu's flower, she makes a fake one of paper, but Alvin eats that one, too.

Credits:

• Script: John Stanley
• Pencils: John Stanley
• Pencils: Charles Hedinger
• Inks: Charles Hedinger

Tuba Trouble

Story featuring Little Lulu

Storyline: Lulu trades a lawnmower for a tuba and disrupts the whole neighborhood trying to learn to play it.

Credits:

• Script: John Stanley
• Pencils: John Stanley
• Pencils: Charles Hedinger
• Inks: Charles Hedinger
• Letters: John Stanley

Indian Uprising

Story featuring Little Lulu

Storyline: While playing Indian with Lulu and Tubby, Alvin takes the head off a store mannequin. In a twist of events, Lulu's father ends up with the head and is arrested for having stolen property.

Credits:

• Script: John Stanley
• Pencils: John Stanley
• Pencils: Charles Hedinger
• Inks: Charles Hedinger
• Letters: John Stanley

Newspaper Business

Story featuring Little Lulu

Storyline: Tubby substitutes on a paper route for a day and Lulu helps him.

Credits:

• Script: John Stanley
• Pencils: John Stanley
• Pencils: Charles Hedinger
• Inks: Charles Hedinger
• Letters: John Stanley

Little Lulu and the Seven Dwarfs

Story featuring Little Lulu

Storyline: Lulu tells Alvin the story about Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Lulu is Snow White in this version and the dwarfs all look like Alvin.

Credits:

• Script: John Stanley
• Pencils: John Stanley
• Pencils: Charles Hedinger
• Inks: Charles Hedinger
• Letters: John Stanley

Sandpile Romeo

Story featuring Little Lulu

Storyline: Lulu buries Tubby in a mound of sand at the beach so she can go off with another boy.

Credits:

• Script: John Stanley
• Pencils: John Stanley
• Pencils: Charles Hedinger
• Inks: Charles Hedinger

Emergency Hideout

Story featuring Little Lulu

Storyline: While playing hide 'n seek, Tubby gets himself stuck in a garbage can and firemen have to cut the can to get him out.

Credits:

• Script: John Stanley
• Pencils: John Stanley
• Pencils: Charles Hedinger
• Inks: Charles Hedinger