Comic #1 "The Midnight Snack":

Comic #2:"Suds In Your Eyes."

I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #3: "Strike Up The Band":

I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #4: "Shopping Spree":

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #8 "Behind The Scenes":

I Love Lucy Comic Images: 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.

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #10 "The Vanishing Act":

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #11: "The Surprise Party":

Note: The cake coming out of the oven and the final panel is reminicent of "Pioneer Women."

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #12: "High Finance":

Note: I 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.

The final page has this:

Bank President: "It's all right Mrs. Ricardo. It's all right. All the matters is that you and your money are safe."

Lucy: "Golly my little hairpin must have struck a nerve."

Mr. D. Posit: "Now exactly how much was that you wished to deposit into your account?"

Lucy: "Two seventeen."

Mr. D. Posit: "Here you are Mrs. Ricardo. Just sign your name."

Paper: "Deposit $217,000,000 to account."

Lucy: "Th-there's a slight mistake. My piggy bank only has $2.17."

Mr. D. Posit: "Only $2.17."

Lucy: "Sorry, I troubled you. But, after seeing how easy it was to open your vault, I think my money will be safer at home."

I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #13 "The New Used Car":

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #14 "In Show Business":

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With Valentines Day coming up, I thought I would bump this.

I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #15 "Bon Voyage":

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

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #16 "Last Resort":

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #17: "This Is No Picnic":

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I Love 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.

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #19: "In Stunt Girl":

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I Love 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):

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #21: "Dream House":

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

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comics #22 #23: No title.

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #24: "Outdoor Girl."

Note: Lucy's stupidity shows during this comic.

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #25 "Handle With Care":

Note: How could Ricky not know that he was bidding against Lucy?

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #26: "No Dummy":

Note: "That Mr. Lipps must be dumb for him not to realize that the Lucy on stage with him is real. Wouldn't a real dummy feel different than a real person?

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These are cute. I didn't know there was an I Love Lucy Comic Strip.

Cool! Were these in a newspaper or maybe a comic book?

I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #27: The Mertzes 'The Roof Came Down'":

Yes, a spinoff storyline only involving the Mertzes.

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #29: "Just A Couple of Kids":

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #30: "Design For Living":

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #31: "Hidden Talent":

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comics #32 & #33 Misscellaneous comics:

The second comic shows its age.

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #34: "Guest Star":

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #35: "A Little Cold":

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #36: "Nothing But The Best":

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comics #37/38: Misscellaneous comics:

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comics #39/#40: "Cover Girl" & "Hair-Raising Experience":

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comics #39/#40: "Cover Girl" & "Hair-Raising Experience":

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #41 “Star Role”:

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #42
No title.

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Note: I do like the Juicy Fruit ad.

I Love Lucy Comic Book Images Comic #43: "A Stock Situation":

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images Comic #44: "Artists At Work":

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #45: “Bang Up Picnic”:

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #46: “No Title”:

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #47: "Lucy The Wayward Wardens":

Note: If radio programs were done today, there is NO WAY a fictional show warning people about something bad is going to happen would air for obvious reasons.

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #48: "Lucy A Good Skate":

Notes: Why did Lucy & Ethel skatte DOWN the steps? Would it have been easier and safer to walk? Also, how could the girls NOT stop themselves from skating on solid ground? Also, how could Lucy not untie the skates if they were wet?

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images Comic #49 "In The Public Eye":

Apparantly, Lucy & Ethel fell from the balloons into the car and suffered NO injuries whatsoever.

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images Comic #50: No Title.

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #51 “A Bicycle Built For Two”:

Note: I love Lucy’s t-shirt.

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #52 “Grow It Yourself”:

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #53 “Double Or Nothing”:

Pics (Hopefully these come out right since I have to use a different DVD drive):

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #54 “The Tenderfoot With The Aching Back”:

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: 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.)

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #56: “Handle With Care”:

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More pics:

I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #57: Unnamed comic.

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #58: Unnamed comic.

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Note: I’m having trouble accessing some I Love Lucy Conics on my computer. So, I am relying on my few traditional comic books.

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I Love Lucy Comic Inages: Comic “The Florida Fight”:

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #????? “Lucy Wrestler”:

Note: I’m having trouble accessing some I Love Lucy Conics on my computer. So, I am relying on my few traditional comic books.

I posted this a while back with HUGE images on different message boards but not on this one. I asked the question: “It was revealed that wrestling was exposed in the 50s?”

https://officialfan.proboards.com/thread/605471/revealed-wrestling-fake-50s

https://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?p=5815982#post5815982

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Comic #1 "The Midnight Snack":

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Comic #2:"Suds In Your Eyes."

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #3: "Strike Up The Band":

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I love Lucy Comic Images Comic #4: "Shopping Spree":

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Do you have any copies of the I Love Lucy comic strips that ran in the newspapers for a bit?


http://lastofthespinnerrackjunkies2.blogspot.com/2017/05/i-love-lucy-daily-comic-strip-by-bob.html

Yes I do but I haven’t gotten around to uploading them yet.

I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #5 "Follow The Leader":

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #6 "In Child’s Play”:

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #7 "The Letter”:

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #8 "Behind The Scenes”:

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: 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.

Pics:

I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #10 "The Vanishing Act":

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

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

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #12: "High Finance":

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


The final page has this:

Bank President: "It's all right Mrs. Ricardo. It's all right. All the matters is that you and your money are safe."

Lucy: "Golly my little hairpin must have struck a nerve."

Mr. D. Posit: "Now exactly how much was that you wished to deposit into your account?"

Lucy: "Two seventeen."

Mr. D. Posit: "Here you are Mrs. Ricardo. Just sign your name."

Paper: "Deposit $217,000,000 to account."

Lucy: "Th-there's a slight mistake. My piggy bank only has $2.17."

Mr. D. Posit: "Only $2.17."

Lucy: "Sorry, I troubled you. But, after seeing how easy it was to open your vault, I think my money will be safer at home."

I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #13 "The New Used Car":

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I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #14 "In Show Business":

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #15 "Bon Voyage":


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

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #16 "Last Resort":

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

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #17: "This Is No Picnic":

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I Love 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.

Pics:

I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #19: "In Stunt Girl":

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I Love 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):

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #21: "Dream House":

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

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comics #22 #23: No title.

Pic:

I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #24: "Outdoor Girl."

Note: Lucy's stupidity shows during this comic.

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #25 "Handle With Care":

Note: How could Ricky not know that he was bidding against Lucy?

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comic #26: "No Dummy":

Note: "That Mr. Lipps must be dumb for him not to realize that the Lucy on stage with him is real. Wouldn't a real dummy feel different than a real person?

Pics:

I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comic #27: The Mertzes 'The Roof Came Down'":

Yes, a spinoff storyline only involving the Mertzes.

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I Love Lucy Comic Images Comics #28 & #29: Unnamed comics.

Comic #30 “Just A Couple of Kids”:

Comic #31 “Design For Living”:

I Love Lucy Comic Images: Comics #32 & #33 Misscellaneous comics:

The second comic shows its age.

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #34: "Guest Star":

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #35: "A Little Cold"

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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.”

Note: Comic #60 seems to be altered on my DVD. So…

Comic #61: “Vacation Deluxe”:

Comic #36: “Nothing But The Best”:

I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comics #37/38: Misscellaneous comics:

Comic #62 “Ushering In Trouble”:

Comic #63 “Baby Sitting”:

I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comics #39/#40: "Cover Girl" & "Hair-Raising Experience":

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comics #39/#40: "Cover Girl" & "Hair-Raising Experience":

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Comic #64 “A Taxing Problem”:

Comic #65: "Nightmare In A Dream House":

I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #41 “Star Role”:

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #42
No title.

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Note: I do like the Juicy Fruit ad.

Comic #66: "Housewarming":

Comic #67: "The New Kid."

I Love Lucy Comic Book Images Comic #43: "A Stock Situation":

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I Love Lucy Comic Book Images Comic #44: "Artists At Work":

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Comic #68 Unnamed comic.

Comic #69 "The Understudy":

I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #45: “Bang Up Picnic”:

I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #46: “No Title”:

Comic #70 “It Suits Me”

Comic #71 “Don’t Step In The House”:

Comic #72 “Something Fishy”:

Comic #73 “What’s Cooking”:

I Love Lucy Comic Book Images: Comic #47: "Lucy The Wayward Wardens":

Note: If radio programs were done today, there is NO WAY a fictional show warning people about something bad is going to happen would air for obvious reasons.

Pics:

I Love Comic Book Images: Comic #48: "Lucy A Good Skate":

Notes: Why did Lucy & Ethel skatte DOWN the steps? Would it have been easier and safer to walk? Also, how could the girls NOT stop themselves from skating on solid ground? Also, how could Lucy not untie the skates if they were wet?

Comic #49 “In The Public Eye”:

Apparantly, Lucy & Ethel fell from the balloons into the car and suffered NO injuries whatsoever.

Comic #50 “No Title”:

Comic #74 “Overnight Pest”:

Comic #75 “A Lasting Impression”:

Comic #76 “Not For Sale”:

Comic #77 “It Costs Nothing”:

Comic #51 seems to be missing. Soooo….

Comic #52 “Grow It Yourself”:

Comic #53 “Double or Nothing”:

More pics:

Comic #60 “Wrecking Crew”:

Note: I finally got the complete comic.

Comic #78 “The Stowaways”:

Comic #79 “The Language Barrier”:

Comic #54 “The Tenderfoot With The Aching Back”:

More:

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”:

And more:

Comic #51 “A Bicycle Built For Two”

Note: I love Lucy’s t-shirt in this one.

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 #57 Unnamed comic

Comic #58 unnamed comic

Comic #82 “Mountain Music”:

Note: Apparently, Lucy and everyone else doesn’t know the full USA National Anthem.

Comic #83 Unnamed comic

Comic #84 “Play It Softly” & Comic #85 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 #86 “Trifle At The Eiffel”:

Comic #87 “Changing Guards”:

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

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

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

Comic #63 “Baby Sitting”:

Comic #64 “A Taxing Problem”:

Comic #88 “Gondola Ahoy!”:

Comic #65 “Noghtmare In A Dream House”:

Comic #66 “Housewarming”:

Comic #89 “The Steps of The Stars”:

Note: This episode is a bit similar to “Lucy & John Wayne.”

Comic #90 “Breaking In”:

Comic #67 “The New Kid”:

Comic #68 Unnamed comic.

Comic #91 “Lost & Found”:

Comic #92: “The School Play”:

Comic #69 “The Understudy”:

Comic #70 “It Suits Me”:

Comic #93 “Ceiling Zoo”:

Comic #94 “The Face On The Cutting Room Floor”:

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

Comic #96 “Deep Sea Treasure”:

Comic #95 “The Answering Service”:

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

Comic #96 “Deep Sea Treasure”:

Comic #71 “Don’t Step In The House”:

Comic #72 “Something Fishy”:

Comic #73 “What’s Cooking”:

Comic #74 “Overnight Pest”:

Comic #97 “The Guest”:

Comic #75 “A Lasting Impression”:

Comic #76 “Not For Sale”:

Comic #77 “It Costs Nothing”:

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 #64 “A Taxing Problem”:

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

Comic #81 “Band Tour Detour”:

Comic #82 “Mountain Music”:

Note: Apparently, Lucy and everyone else doesn’t know the full USA National Anthem.

Comic #98 “The Checking Account”:

Comic #99: “The Misguided Missle”:

Comic #83 Unnamed comic

Comic #84 “Play It Softly”:

Comic #85: Unnamed comic.

Comic #100 “The Flying Flynns”:

Comic #86 “Trifle At The Eiffel”:

Comic #87 “Changing Guards”:

Comic #101 “Vacation At Home”:

Comic #102 “The Window Cleaner”:

Comic #88 “Gondola Ahoy!”

Comic #89 “The Steps of The Stars”:

Comic #103 “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 #104 “The Bookworm”:

Comic #90 “Breaking In”:

Comic #91 “The New Kid”:

Comic #105 “Whale Away”:

Comic #106 “The Watch Dog”:

Comic #92 “Lost & Found”:

Comic #93 “The School Play”:

Comic #107 “Cops & Robbers”:

Note: Lucy & Ricky don’t come across as being all that smart here.

Comic #108 “Trailer Trouble”:

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

Comic #94 “Ceiling Zoo”:

Comic #95 “The Face On The Cutting Room Floor”:

Comic #109 “Pet Project”:

Note: Sasha is a MALE dog.

Comic #110 “Even Tan”:

Comic #96 “Deep Sea Treasure”:

Comic #97: “The Answering Service”:

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

Comic #111: “Summer Replacement”:

Comic #112 “Clean Miss”:

Comic #98 “The Checking Account”:

Comic #99: “The Misguided Missle”:

Comic #113: “TV Dinner”:

Comic #114 “Secret Agent”:

Comic #100 “The Flying Flynns”:

Comic #101: “Vacation At Home”:

Comic #115: “The School Bus”:

Comic #116 “Calories Anonymous”:

Comic #102 “The Window Cleaner”:

Comic #103 “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 #117: “The Balancing Act”:

Comic #118 “Cowgirl Caper”:

Comic #104 “The Bookworm”:

Comic #105 “Whale Away”

Comic #119: “The Snow Bunny”:

Comic #120 “Plowing Through”:

Comic #106 “The Watch-Dog”:

Comic #107 “Cops & Robbers”:

Comic #121: “In The Freezer”:

Comic #122: “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 #108 “Trailer Trouble”:

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

Comic #109 “Pet Project”:

Note: Sasha is a MALE dog.

Comic #123: Unnamed comic

Comic #124: “April Showers”:

Comic #110 “Even Tan”:

Comic #111 “Summer Replacement”:

Comic #125: “The Beatniks”:

Comic #112 “Clean Miss”:

Comic #113 “TV Dinner”:

Comic #114 “Secret Agent”:

Comic #115 “The School Bus”:

Comic #116 “Calories Anonymous”: