Comic #117 “The Balancing Act”:

Comic #118 “Cowgirl Caper“:

Comic #119 “The Snow Bunny”:

Comic #120 “Plowing Through”:

Comic #123 “In The Freezer”:

Comic #124 “Pizza Pie In The Sky”:

Note: This comic is a bit similar to the pizza scene in “Visitor From Italy.” Also, much like in that episode, in real life, Lucy would have never been allowed to make pizzas without going through a proper employment process.

Comic #125 “The Beatniks”:

Comic #1 “The Midnight Snack”:

Comic #2 “Suds In Your Eyes”:

Comic #3 “Strike Up The Band”:

Comic #4 “Shopping Spree”:

Comic #5 “Follow The Leader”:

Comic #6 “In Child’s Play”:

Comic #7 “The Letter”:

Comic #8 “Behind The Scenes”:

Comic #9: "Photo Finish":

Note: By the way, this comic will show you how much times have changed due to technology and inflation. Lucy and Ethel's stupidity shows here. An armed car to carry $1,000? I know that this was the 1950s but come on.

Comic #10 “The Vanishing Act”:

Comic #11: "The Surprise Party”:

Note: I don’t know why the pics are so messed up.

Comic #12 “High Finance”:

Note: I don’t know why the pics are so messed up. Also got these comic images on a CD. FOr whatever reason, the final page has the dialogue written backwards. I don't know why that is. Perhaps that is the way that Dell Comic Books (not to be confused with the Dell Computer Company) made them. I got the last image from ebay. I will do my best.

Comic #13: "The New Used Car”:

Comic #14 “In Show Business”:

Comic #15 "Bon Voyage":

Note: Same title as the real episode. Reminds me of their trip to Eoruope.
Once again, I don’t know why the pics are messed up.

For the sake of Halloween:

Comic #107 “Cops & Robbers”:

For the sake of Halloween:

Comic #93: “The School Play”:

Comic #16 “Last Resort”:

Note: Once again, I don’t know why the comics are so messed up.

Comic #17 "This Is No Picnic”:

I have been posting jpeg images on this site from my Iphone or Ipad. I have been trying to post them the largest size that I can but the end result is that it is hard to read. Sorry about that.

Some of the images come from a cd-rom which i lost but some of the cd-rom images are readable but others are not. What can I do?

The maximum filesize for attachments was set at 3000000 (2.86 MB). I increased it to 100000000 (95.37 MB).

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I’m just concerned about people not being able to read some of my comic posts. What could I do? I tried editing but to no avail.

I did buy some paper comic books versions of Lucy comics. Here goes another attempt.

Comic #16 “Last Resort”:

Here’s more:

Comic #17 "This Is No Picnic”:

I Lucy Comic Images Comic #18: "A Weighty Problem":

Note: All I can say is if this comic was made today, it would be scrutinized. Also, notice when the fitness instructor and Lucy are on the rope. Lucy seems to be higher than she was in the previous panel. Also, I think if a facility accidentally shrunk someone's clothes, they can be sued.

Comic #19 "Stunt Girl”:

I Lucy Comic Images Comic #20: "In The Soup”:

Note: That was very inconsiderate of the two girls to put soup INTO people's hats (but very funny):

Comic #21 "Dream House”:

Note: This comic reminds me of the Tom Hanks and Shelly Long movie entitled "The Money Pit."

Comic #22 & #23 No title.

Comic #24 "Outdoor Girl."

Note: Lucy's stupidity shows during this comic.

Comic #25 “Handle With Care”:

Comic #26 "No Dummy”:

Comic #27: “The Mertzes: ‘The Roof Came Down’”:

Note: A comic about the Mertzes.

Comic #28 & #29: Unnamed comics.

Comic #30: “Just A Couple of Kids”:

Comic #31: “Design For Living”:

Comic #32: “Hidden Talent”:

Comics #33 & #34: Unnamed comics.

Comic #35 “Guest Star”:

Comic #36: “A Little Cold”:

Comic #37 “Nothing But The Best”:

Comics #38 & #39: Unnamed comics.

Comic #40 “Cover Girl”:

Comic #41: “Hair Raising Experience”:

Comic #42:

BTW, I always try to put the images in medium so they won’t take up as much space.

Comuc #43: unnamed comic.

Comic #46 “A Stock Situation”:

Comics #47: “Artist At Work”:

Comic #48 “A Bang Up Picnic”:

Comic #49: Unnamed comic.

Comic #50 “The Wayward Wardens”:

Comic #51 “A Good Skate”:

With Valentines Day coming up, I thought I would post these.

I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #11 “The Surprise Party”:

Comic #52 “In The Public Eye”:

Comic #53 Unnamed comic.

Comic #54 “A Bicycle Built For Two”:

Comic #55 “Grow It Yourself”:

Comic #56 “Double Or Nothing”:

Comic #57 “The Tenderfoot With The Aching Back”:

Comic #55 “The Slipped Disc Jockey”:

Note: Ironically, the WBVD call letters would later be used for a station in Melbourne, Florida called WFKS fm (branded as Kiss FM.)

Comic #56 “Handle With Care”:

With St. Patty’s Day coming up, I thought I would post this:

Comic #96 “Deep Sea Treasure”:

Note: I try the best I can to make these comics readable and easy to see on this site.

Comic #57 Unnamed comic.

Comic #58 “Trying To Get Into The Act”:

Note: First appearance of Little Ricky. Considering this comic implies Ricky is learning to play the drums, I guess we are supposed to forget the episode “Little Ricky Learns To Play The Drums.”

Comic #59 “Wrecking Crew”:

Comic #60 “Vacation Deluxe”:

Comic #61 “Ushering In Trouble”:

Comic #62 “Baby Sitting”:

Comic #63 “A Taxing Problem”:

Comic #64 “Nightmare In A Dream House”:

With Income Tax Day coming up, I thought I would repost this.

Comic #63 “A Taxing Problem”:

Comic #65 “Housewarming”:

Comic #66 “The New Kid”:

Comic #67 Unnamed comic.

Comic #68 “The Understudy”:

Comic #69 “It Suits Me”:

Comic #70 “Don’t Step On The Grass”:

Comic #71 “Something Fishy”:

Comic #72 “What’s Cooking”:

Comic #73 “Overnight Pest”:

Comic #74 “A Lasting Impression”:

Comic #75: “Not For Sale”:

Comic #76 “It Costs Nothing”:

Comic #77 “The Stowaways”:

Comic #78 “The Language Barrier”:

Comic #79 “Ricky’s Old Flame”:

Note: This is a bit similar to the I Love Lucy episode “Ricky’s Old Girlfriend” where Ricky’s old flame from Cuba is unattractive.

Comic #80 “Band Tour Detour”:

Comic #81 “Mountain Music”:

Comic #82 Unnamed comic.

Comic #83 “Play It Softly”:

Comic #84 Unnamed comic.

Comic #85 “Trifle At The Eiffel”:

Comic #86 “Changing Guards”:

Comic #87 “Gondola Away”:

Comic #88 “The Steps of The Stars”:

Comic #89 “Breaking In”:

Comic #90 “The Face on The Cutting Room Floor”:

Comic #91 “Lost & Found”:

Comic #92 “The School Play”:

Comic #93 “Ceiling Zoo”:

Comic #94 “Deep Sea Treasure”

Comic #95: “The Answering Service”:

Note: Do yourself a favor and read this. It’s HYSTERICAL!

Comic #96: “The Checking Account”:

Comic #97: “The Misguided Missle”:

Comic #98: “The Flying Flynns”:

Comic #99: “Vacation At Home”:

Comic #100: “The Window Cleaner”:

Comic #101: “On The Air”

Notes: In reality, there is a station that adopted the WOOF call sign in 1964 called WOOF fm. Also, Ricky’s attitude about Lucy juggling being a housewife and having a job has not aged well. Also, this is similar to the Lucy comic called “The Disc Jockey.”

Comic #102: “The Bookworm”:

Comic #103: “Whale Away”:

Comic #104: “The Watchdog”:

Comic #105: “Cops & Robbers”:

Comic #106 “Trailer Trouble”:

Note: in one of the images, the trailer looks to be absorbed by the car.

Comic #107: “Pet Project”:

Note: Sasha is a MALE dog.

Comic #108 “Even Tan”:

Comic #109: “Summer Replacement” & Comic #110: “Clean Miss”:

Comic #111: “TV Dinner”:

Comic #112: “Secret Agent”:

Comic #113: “The School Bus”:

Comic #114: “Calories Anonymous”:

Comic #115: “The Balancing Act”:

Comic #116: “Cowgirl Caper”:

Comic #117: “The Snow Bunny”:

Comic #118: “Plowing Through”:

Comic #119: “In The Freezer”:

Comic #120: “Pizza Pie In The Sky”:

Note: This comic is a bit similar to the pizza scene in “Visitor From Italy.” Also, much like in that episode, in real life, Lucy would have never been allowed to make pizzas without going through a proper employment process.

Comic #121: “The Beatniks”:

Comic #1: “The Midnight Snack”:

Comic #2 “The Suds In Your Eyes”:

Comic #3: “Strike Up The Band”:

For the sake of Halloween:

Comic #107 “Cops & Robbers”:

For the sake of Halloween:

Comic #93 “The School Play”:

Comic #4 “Shopping Spree”:

Note: Lacy’s is a parody of Macy’s.

Comic #3: “Follow The Leader”:

Comic #6 “In Child’s Play”:

Comic #7: “The Letter”:

Comic #8 “Behind The Scenes”:

Pics:

Comic #9: "Photo Finish":

Note: By the way, this comic will show you how much times have changed due to technology and inflation. Lucy and Ethel's stupidity shows here. An armed car to carry $1,000? I know that this was the 1950s but come on.

Comic #10 “The Vanishing Act”

Pics:

Comic #11: "The Surprise Party”:

Pics:

Comic #12 “High Finance”:

Pics:

Comic #13: "The New Used Car”:

Comic #14 “In Show Business”:

Pics:

Comic #15 "Bon Voyage":

Note: Same title as the real episode. Reminds me of their trip to Europe.

Pics:

Comic #16 “And The Last Resort”:

Pics:

Comic #17 "And This Is No Picnic":

Pics:

Comic #18 “A Weighty Problem":

Note: All I can say is if this comic was made today, it would be scrutinized. Also, notice when the fitness instructor and Lucy are on the rope. Lucy seems to be higher than she was in the previous panel. Also, I think if a facility accidentally shrunk someone's clothes, they can be sued.

Comic #19 "In Stunt Girl”:

Pics:

Comic #20: "In The Soup”:

Note: That was very inconsiderate of the two girls to put soup INTO people's hats (but very funny):

Pics:

Comic #21 "In Dream House”:

Note: This comic reminds me of the Tom Hanks and Shelly Long movie entitled "The Money Pit."

Pics:

Comic #22 & #23 No title.

Comic #24 "Outdoor Girl."

Note: Lucy's stupidity shows during this comic.

Pics:

Comic #25: “Handle With Care”:

Pics:

Comic #26 "No Dummy”:

Comic #27: “The Mertzes: ‘The Roof Came Down’”:

Note: A comic about the Mertzes.

Comic #28 & #29: Unnamed comics.

Comic: #30: “Just A Couple of Kids”:

Comic #31: “Design For Living”:

Comic #32: “Hidden Talent”:

Note: Ironically there was a radio station in Crystal Lake, Illinois that had a call sign WAIT from 1986-2005. It was on 850 AM. After that, it was called WCPT from 2005-2007. After that, the WAIT call sign moved to 820 AM before coming back to 850AM with 820 am getting the WCPT call letters. The 850 AM station closed its doors in 2019.

Comic #33 & #34: Unnamed comics.

Comic #35: “Guest Star”:

Comic #36: “A Little Cold”:

With Valentines Day coming up, I thought I would post these.

I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #11 “The Surprise Party”:

Comic #37 “Nothing But The Best”:

Comics #38 & #39: Unnamed comics.

Comic #40 “Cover Girl”:

Note: I wonder if the B&W image of Fred would be PC today since he’s dressed up as a Hawaiian man from “Lucy’s Hawaiian Vacation.” Probably not.”

Comic #41 “Lucy’s Hair-Raising Experience”:

Comic #42 “Star Role”:

Comic #43: Unnamed comic.

Comic #44 “A Stock Situation”:

Comic #45: “Artist At Work”:

Comic #46 “A Bang Up Picnic”:

Comic #47: Unnamed comic.

With St. Patty’s Day coming up, I thought I would post this:

Comic #96 “Deep Sea Treasure”:

Comic #48 “The Wayward Wardens”:

Comic #49: “A Good Skate”:

Comic #50 “In The Public Eye”:

Comic #51: Unnamed comic.

Comic #52 “A Bicycle Built For Two”:

Comic #53: “Grow It Yourself”:

Comic #54 “Double Or Nothing”:

Comic #55: “The Tenderfoot With The Aching Back”:

With Incone Tax Day coming up, I thought I would repost these:

Comic #63: “A Taxing Problem”:

Comic #56 “The Slipped Disc Jockey”:

Note: Ironically, the WBVD call letters would later be used for a station in Melbourne, Florida called WFKS fm (branded as Kiss FM.)

Comic #57 “Handle With Care”:

Comic #58 Unnamed comic.

Comic #59 “Trying To Get Into The Act”:

Note: First appearance of Little Ricky. Considering this comic implies Ricky is learning to play the drums, I guess we are supposed to forget the episode “Little Ricky Learns To Play The Drums.”

Comic #60 Wrecking Crew”:

Comic #61 “Vacation Deluxe”:

Comic #62 “Ushering In Trouble”:

Comic #63 “Baby Sitting”:

Comic #64 “A Taxing Problem”:

Comic #65 “Nightmare In A Dream House”:

Comic #66 “Housewarming”:

Comic #67 “The New Kid”:

Comic #68: Unnamed comic.

Comic #69 “The Understudy”:

Comic #70: “It Suits Me”:

Comic #71 “Don’t Step On The Grass”:

Comic #72: “Something Fishy”:

Comic #73 “What’s Cooking”:

Comic #74: “Overnight Pest”:

Comic #75 “A Lasting Impression”:

Comic #76 “It Costs Nothing”:

Comic #77 “Not For Sale”:

Comic #78 “The Stowaways”:

Comic #79 “The Language Barrier”:

Comic #80 “Ricky’s Old Flame”:

Note: This is a bit similar to the I Love Lucy episode “Ricky’s Old Girlfriend” where Ricky’s old flame from Cuba is unattractive.

Comic #81 “Band Tour Detour”:

Comic #82 “Mountain Music”:

Comic #83 Unnamed comic.

Comic #84 “Play It Softly”:

Comic #85 Unnamed comic.

Comic #86 “Trifle At The Eiffel”:

Comic #87 “Changing Guards”:

Comic #88 “Gondola Away”:

Comic #89 “The Steps of The Stars”:

Comic #90 “Breaking In”:

Comic #91 “The Face on The Cutting Room Floor”:

Comic #92 “Lost & Found”:

Comic #93 “The School Play”:

Comic #94 “Ceiling Zoo”:

Comic #95 “The Answering Service”:

Note: Do yourself a favor and read this. It’s HYSTERICAL!

Comic #96 “Deep Sea Treasure”:

Comic #97 “The Checking Account”:

Comic #98: “The Misguided Missle”:

Comic #99: “The Flying Flynns”:

Comic #100: “Vacation At Home”:

Comic #101: “The Window Cleaner”: