Coo Coo Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Eggbert and the Rackity Coon" delivers a delightfully absurd 1947 romp from Warren Foster, with Ed Dunn handling both pencils and inks in a quirky, expressive style that brings Pines' zany humor to life. When two pigs mistake a bear for a mink after a botched mail-order trap, their misguided fur business spirals into slapstick chaos—culminating in a surprisingly satisfying fur-reclamation moment. Dan Gordon’s cover captures the gag perfectly, with the bear’s indignant glare setting the tone for the whole issue.
Eggbert discovers coon tracks and suspects the worst—his mother has been abducted by Mr. Raccoon! When the local constabulary refuses to help, the young bird takes matters into his own hands, spending months training to become strong enough to rescue her himself. But when Eggbert finally confronts his quarry, he learns the situation is far more complicated than he imagined.
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In this classic 1947 Coo Coo Comics tale, pigs Oink and Yoink fall for a mail-order mink trap, only to catch a bear they mistake for their elusive prize. After bringing the bear home and stripping him of his fur during hibernation, they’re shocked when a fur dealer calls their catch a fraud. When the bear finally wakes up, he’s got a very different idea about what to do with his stolen coat.
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