How can saving a penny be related to fed comics?

Saving a penny in comics could symbolize thrift or financial wisdom for characters, affecting their storylines.

Well, saving a cat could inspire someone to write a novel. Maybe the experience of rescuing the cat gives the writer an idea for a character or a plot. For example, the cat could be a magical cat in the novel that brings good luck to the protagonist.

It could be a concept explored in a comic book story about financial wisdom or thriftiness.

The moral is that every little bit counts. Just like in the short stories where characters saved small amounts of money over time. It could be not buying that extra cup of coffee or saving the change from a purchase. These small savings can accumulate and be used for something more important in the future. So, it encourages us to be mindful of our finances and not overlook the value of small amounts of money.

They often have thought-provoking storylines and unique art styles that draw you in.

Yes, Penny Peabody does exist in Archie Comics. She's one of the many characters in the Archie universe.

Since I'm not clear on the exact meaning of 'tied up fed cock stories', I can't really give specific examples. But if 'tied up' is about being physically tied, for example, a story could be about a character who is tied up and something related to a 'fed' object or being and a 'cock' in whatever sense it means in the story.

Sure. Maybe there was an old traveling circus. They had a strange and mysterious box. For just a penny, people could take a peek inside the box (a penny a look). And there was an old story that the box was once owned by a famous magician from long ago (an old story).

Riverdale is based on Archie Comics. It takes characters and elements from the comics and gives them a modern, TV drama twist.

Hip hop and comics have a few links. Hip hop's energy and style can be reflected in the visuals and themes of comics. Also, some comic creators draw inspiration from hip hop music and its associated imagery.