Little Lenny #1 — G/VG 3.0
June 1949 • Marvel Comics • Humor debut • Early Stan Lee / Al Jaffee
One of Marvel’s stranger late-’40s experiments — part kid-comedy, part cartoon chaos. The cover says it all: dog on the piano, Lenny reading comics, parents in panic. It’s light, weird, and pure postwar kids’ comics energy.
Inside is Stan Lee’s “Butch the Bully!” lead story, one-page Little Aspirin strips by Horace Elmo, a text feature for kids and parents, and an Al Jaffee-drawn Lenny story — an early look at talent that would later define an era.
Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes (3.0 / G-VG)
Cover shows moderate creasing, edge wear, and small surface scuffs with some color rub along the spine. Corners are rounded. Back cover toned with light soiling and a small edge nick. Interior pages are cream to tan, complete and firmly attached. Solid low-mid grade reader with good eye appeal for its age.
Little Lenny #1 — G/VG 3.0
June 1949 • Marvel Comics • Humor debut • Early Stan Lee / Al Jaffee
One of Marvel’s stranger late-’40s experiments — part kid-comedy, part cartoon chaos. The cover says it all: dog on the piano, Lenny reading comics, parents in panic. It’s light, weird, and pure postwar kids’ comics energy.
Inside is Stan Lee’s “Butch the Bully!” lead story, one-page Little Aspirin strips by Horace Elmo, a text feature for kids and parents, and an Al Jaffee-drawn Lenny story — an early look at talent that would later define an era.
Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes (3.0 / G-VG)
Cover shows moderate creasing, edge wear, and small surface scuffs with some color rub along the spine. Corners are rounded. Back cover toned with light soiling and a small edge nick. Interior pages are cream to tan, complete and firmly attached. Solid low-mid grade reader with good eye appeal for its age.
