Barnyard Comics #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue is an anthology containing three stories: "Robin Hood Robin," in which the anthropomorphic character Robin Hood discovers the Kingdom of Bigdom and rescues fair damsels as his specialty; "Bashful Cricket," a prose tale by Elizabeth Starr about Nick, a shy cricket who encounters a bullfrог at a pond and learns to overcome his bashfulness; and a comic story featuring Sylvester the skunk, who has had his scent removed by a scientist and is now permitted to visit the zoo, leading to complications when he moves in with another skunk named Sammy and becomes the subject of embarrassing neighborhood gossip.
Barney Rooster brags that he's the world's best tractor driver—until Billy Goat refuses to lend him one for the county fair race. Determined to prove himself, Barney decides to start from scratch "on a shoestring," swapping his way through town from a broken lace to a dog whistle to an umbrella to a watch to a diamond, and eventually landing a jet-propelled tractor from an inventor. But when Barney roars onto the race course, his untested machine proves to be a wild, unpredictable ride that tests both his driving skills and his nerve.
Billy Goat rules his farm with an iron hoof until he acquires FARMO, a mechanical farmer from a clever professor—a machine that never complains, never tires, and never needs a break. When Billy fires his hardworking crew to make room for his new invention, he quickly discovers that FARMO is far more than he bargained for, spiraling into a chaos that teaches him a harsh lesson about the value of his friends. It's a funny cautionary tale about what happens when you trade heart and humanity for cold efficiency.
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Reprinted in Captain George Presents #38/39 (1970)
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