Buster Bunny #4

Buster Bunny needs to earn money for his mother's birthday present, so he starts a baby-sitting service—and lands his first job looking after August, Mrs. Goat's energetic son. What should be a straightforward afternoon turns into absolute mayhem when Buster takes August to a soap-box derby, loses track of him, and finds himself in a wild race against time to save the boy from disaster.

Dizzy Duck heads out for a day of fishing, eager to land the catch of a lifetime—but the sportsmen's code demands he throw back anything under a pound, and his luck keeps serving up one undersized fish after another. As his frustration mounts and the situation grows increasingly absurd, Dizzy discovers that following the rules might not be as straightforward as he thought.

Tommy Turtle sets out for the forest folk's big picnic, but his notorious slowness leads to one mishap after another—he accidentally wakes Bertram Badger from hibernation, tangles with Mickey Mountain Lion, and fails to get help when Billy Beaver's dam starts to break. By the time the flood hits, the picnic grove is underwater and everyone blames Tommy for the disaster, but when Mr. Wolf—who was hiding in the grove to steal their food—gets caught in the rushing water, Tommy's rescue effort proves he's more than just the forest's slowest creature.

Bill Bunny wants nothing more than to join his friends' Indian game, but they won't let him play without proper feathers for his hair—and he hasn't got a penny to buy a headpiece. When a nearby chicken comes to his rescue, Bill finds an ingenious solution that just might get him back in the game.

Buster Bunny and his pal Billy decide to sneak into the carnival before it opens for the day, eager to enjoy the rides without spending a dime—but their unsupervised adventure through the merry-go-round, tunnel of love, and loop-the-loop quickly spirals into hilarious chaos. When Buster finally stumbles upon Nelly the elephant, a temperamental carnival attraction, his quick thinking with a marshmallow bar sets off a chain of wild events that neither bunny could have predicted.

Goofy Gander hustles from house to house looking for painting work to earn a dollar for his supper, striking out at every turn—until he finally lands a job, though it takes some creative persuasion to seal the deal. This lighthearted tale captures the determination of a character trying to make his way in the world, one pitched job at a time.