Barnyard Comics #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBarnyard Comics #15 is an anthology featuring multiple animal character stories. One story follows a duck attempting various improvised fishing methods to catch fish, trying ideas like using a glass fishing line and repurposing a drain pipe as a breathing apparatus. Another story stars Bunnyboy, who works for the Winged Foot Messenger Service and receives an assignment to deliver a package to the Cutie Doll Company. A third story depicts a barefoot character named Frederick who breaks his foot and must be tracked down and brought back, with the character named Quick pursuing him through the countryside.
Barney Rooster, a brash rooster with a legendary family history, arrives at the barnyard claiming to be the one-rooster police force ready to protect the community from the notorious Wee Willie Weasel. When Barney encounters a sad, friendless weasel and takes him in, his good intentions quickly backfire as the newcomer reveals his true appetite for the barn's chickens. As chaos erupts and the community turns against his uninvited guest, Barney must reckon with the consequences of his hasty charity.
Three blonde mice learn a valuable lesson about blending in when they encounter a helpful mink who explains how winter camouflage works—though the rodents' attempt to apply the trick doesn't go quite as planned. After a comedic series of mishaps involving peroxide and misunderstandings about what "blending" actually means, the trio discovers that looking the part and being prepared are two very different things. Allan Hubbard's six-page romp captures the charm of mid-century funny-animal comics, where even the smartest schemes can backfire in the most colorful ways.
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