Baby Huey, the Baby Giant #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Baby Huey and His Cousin Quacko," Baby Huey’s friends pull a playful prank when they hear Quacko is coming from Australia—dressing a gorilla in a duck mask and claiming it’s the long-awaited cousin. With Marty Taras handling both art and inks, the story delivers classic Harvey charm, while Warren Kremer’s cover captures the whimsy with a bold, expressive illustration.
When Huey’s friends tell him his cousin Quacko is arriving from Australia, they pull a playful prank by dressing a gorilla in a duck mask, pretending it’s the long-lost relative. The chaos unfolds as Huey tries to bond with the mysterious "cousin," unaware of the joke — all while the gorilla struggles to keep up with the act.
In "Clothes Make the Duck," Baby Huey brings his friend Bubu home to meet Papa, but things get complicated when a news bulletin about a zoo escape tips off Huey’s father. Soon, a zoo keeper shows up to reclaim Bubu, and the real cousin Quacko arrives—adding a twist neither Huey nor Bubu expected.
In "On the Job," Katnip faces the wrath of "the folks" for failing to catch mice, so Herman suggests he prove his worth by taking on their home repairs—painting and wallpapering. With a brush in paw and a new mission, Katnip dives into the job, hoping to earn his stripes in a way he never expected.
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↩ Reprints Playful Little Audrey #30 (1961)
Reprinted in Baby Huey, the Baby Giant #94 (1971)
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