Coo Coo Comics #44
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The World Of The Future," Spunky shares a curious tale with Willie about a mysterious gun passed down from his father—one so fearsome that animals once surrendered their fur coats to avoid being shot. But when a clever raccoon steals the weapon, the tables turn in a surprising twist that leaves Pop stripped of both his furs and his clothes. Written and illustrated by Jack Bradbury, with inks by Bradbury and lettering by Melvin Millar, this 1949 gem features a cover by Carl Wessler that captures the story’s whimsical, offbeat charm.
Supermouse takes his visiting young relative Roscoe on a wild trip to the year 2149 A.D.—a future world where movies, candy, and ice cream are freely available but shunned by everyone. When the pair's curiosity gets them hauled before the local king, who uses these treats as brutal punishments, Supermouse discovers an unexpected ally among his own descendants in this strange new era. It's a funny fish-out-of-water adventure that turns the concept of "unlimited treats" on its head.
In "The Wonder Gun!" from Coo Coo Comics #44, Spunky regales Willie with tales of his father’s legendary firearm—so fearsome that the frontier animals once surrendered their fur coats to avoid being shot. But when a clever raccoon steals the gun, the tables turn in a wild, fur-flipping showdown that leaves Pop’s wardrobe in jeopardy.
Peter Puss attempts to master ventriloquism and decides to practice by throwing his voice, but his wild attempts at hurling insults around don't go according to plan. When he tries using a doll as a dummy to fool his friend Gus, Peter's trick backfires in spectacular fashion. This 1949 romp showcases the chaos that erupts when a puss gets a little too confident with his newfound vocal powers.
Gull Able is desperate for a place to live when a smooth-talking stranger offers him a private island for just five dollars—no boat required, since it's close enough to step across to. What seems like a bargain turns out to come with some unexpected complications, as Gull Able discovers his new "safe and sound" retreat has its own set of problems.
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