Dizzy Duck #34

Dizzy Duck's big mouth gets him into trouble when he brags he can climb Suicide Peak as well as the famous mountaineer Pierre Le Square—and before he knows it, Dolly has already phoned the newspapers to announce the challenge! As Dizzy scrambles up the treacherous mountain, Pierre plays dirty to keep him down, but a series of wild tumbles and mishaps sends our hero careening toward an ending he never saw coming.

Buster Bunny is sent to grab a bottle of ink from the store, but finds himself caught up in a wild chase when the outlaw Slopalong Rabbity comes tearing through town with stolen stagecoach money—and a posse hot on his trail! Cornered in the rocks and running low on ammunition, Slopalong discovers an unexpected way to turn the tables on his pursuers using that bottle of ink.

Percy Pig's brave talk about not fearing ghosts evaporates when an owl's hoot sends him scrambling, and now Penelope thinks he's a coward—so he hatches a plan with Ethelbert to stage a fake haunting at the old mansion and prove his nerve. But when a real ghost shows up to teach Percy a lesson, his scheme spirals into chaotic mayhem that leaves everyone running for their lives.

Dizzy Duck discovers a magical flute that makes mice dance to his tune—perfect for a performance act that could make him a fortune. But when he accidentally swallows the flute, the mice keep coming whether he wants them to or not, turning his lucky break into a chaotic nightmare that spirals from a theater stage to a cheese factory to a zoo break-out. Can Dizzy find a way to stop the mice before the whole city falls apart?

Cuffy Cat has lunch on the mind when a hungry visitor shows up looking for a meal in this 1951 funny-animal tale. With eggs promised and a parking spot found, things take a chaotic turn as the kitchen becomes a battleground of bumps and crashes. It's a wild ride to see what ends up on the plate—and who gets to eat it.