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Buster Bear #5

Aug 1954 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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Buster Bear helps a man who has lost his fortune invested in consolidated carrots after the stock market crashes. Later, Buster's grandfather urges him not to stay out late at night, but Buster insists on going to a juke-box party with friends. When Buster and his grandfather argue about fishing the next morning, Buster must choose between sleeping in and getting an early start for a chance at salmon fishing. The story follows Buster's adventures with his grandfather and friends during a vacation outing.

Contains 6 stories
Water on the Brain
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Buster BearFoolish Fox

Buster Bear just wants to dry out after a heavy rainstorm, but a leaky faucet won't let him rest—so he reluctantly calls Foolish Fox to fix it. What follows is a comedic cascade of plumbing disasters as Foolish's well-intentioned efforts to help only make things worse, turning a simple repair into an increasingly outrageous situation.

Buzzy's Busy Butler
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Buzzy RabbitHumphriesJ.B. Whiphand

Buzzy Rabbit strikes it rich with a fortune in carrots and decides to hire a butler named Humphries to help him live the high life—but when his newfound wealth vanishes as quickly as it came, the newly penniless rabbit must scramble to save face with his boss, J.B. Whiphand. With Humphries' reluctant help, Buzzy attempts one last desperate scheme to talk his way out of trouble, though the results prove far less dignified than his brief moment of prosperity.

Scrambled Eggs
4 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Buster BearWilbur

Buster Bear's fledgling errand service finally lands its first big customer—a wealthy client ordering fresh eggs—but a series of mishaps and close calls threaten to derail the delivery before he even reaches her door. When a final accident leaves him without the goods, Buster scrambles to find a replacement dozen, leading to a scrambled solution that might just backfire spectacularly. A slapstick romp through one bear's determination to keep his new business afloat, no matter what gets in the way.

Aged in the Woods
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Buster BearGrandfather BoswellGrandfather BuzzkirkHoney Bear

Buster Bear planned a quiet weekend for his visiting Grandfather Boswell, but the old bear has other ideas—he's bursting with energy and determined to experience all the excitement the town has to offer, turning the whole trip upside down. When Grandfather Boswell finally heads home, Buster thinks he can finally rest... until an even more energetic relative announces an unexpected arrival.

Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Rollo RaccoonPicklefoot PigRufus Rabbit
Gone to the Dogs
4 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Buster BearBilly GoatMr. GiraffeSylvester

When Buster Bear and Billy Goat try to buy a mascot for their losing sports team, a mishap at the pet shop sends a pack of dogs running wild through town. Buster's well-intentioned efforts to round them up backfire spectacularly, landing him in hot water—literally in the pound—while his friend scrambles to bail him out before their team's big moment arrives.

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