Barnyard Comics #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring multiple animal-themed stories. The cover story depicts a seesaw mishap between farmyard characters. "Hustle and Bustle," written by Jack Cosgriff and drawn by Hawkeye, follows two animal entrepreneurs running a carpentry and cabinet-making shop who receive a visit from a wealthy client, leading to comedic complications. Another story involves animal soldiers in a war narrative, where a character nicknamed "Lucky Foot" recounts battlefield exploits including narrowly escaping enemy fire, with the General crediting this soldier's speed for saving the day.
Young Eggbert starts out selling violets on the street with his mom, but catches the ear of J. D. Hogg, a radio station owner scouting for singing talent—and what follows is a whirlwind rise to fame on the airwaves. After signing a lucrative contract and performing as "the Barnyard Baritone," Eggbert finds himself living the high life in a penthouse, only to have a sudden change of heart that sends him spiraling back to reality.
A duck and a pig running a carpentry business land the commission of a lifetime when J. P. McPoodle orders a custom pool table with wildly extravagant specifications—no legs, no pockets, and a chinchilla fur surface. The two entrepreneurs mortgage everything and spend months sourcing materials and building their masterpiece, only to discover that their demanding client may not be quite who they thought he was.
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