Dizzy Duck #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring two stories. "Peter Pup Tells a Lie" by Arnold Drake recounts how Peter Pup tears his pants climbing a fence and fabricates a false story to avoid punishment, but when his mother discovers the truth, he learns the consequences of dishonesty and confesses to his friend Tommy. "Wacky Pup" follows a turtle disguised as a crooked character attempting to collect a debt from Wacky Pup, leading to a comedic chase that results in the turtle being mistaken for an imposter and hospitalized, where he encounters the real Wacky Pup.
Dizzy Duck’s wish to find a fortune in Florida suddenly comes true—only to land him in a wild chase after a pirate treasure map, pursued by crooks and caught in a storm. With Dolly unexpectedly joining the adventure, Dizzy must rely on a very unusual method to remember the map’s secrets, leading to a series of chaotic escapes and a surprising twist at the end.
Buddy Bear runs a television repair shop where he promises to fix any set, no matter the problem. When a customer complains that his picture is slanted, Buddy quickly sets to work with a series of loud, chaotic repairs—clanks and bangs—before declaring the set “all straightened out.”
Percy Pig, late for a date with Penelope, accidentally crashes into a fruit stand and panics when a cop arrives. To avoid getting caught, he ducks into a barber shop, pretends to be the barber, and tries to hide — but his frantic attempts to escape the shop’s malfunctioning equipment only make things worse.
Tommy Turtle challenges Wacky Pup to a bet after being fooled by a clever disguise, leading to a chaotic makeover that leaves Tommy unrecognizable. As Tommy tries to prove he can fool his own mother, the situation spirals into slapstick chaos when a long-lost debt resurfaces — and the real surprise isn’t who’s under the disguise, but who’s waiting to cash in.
Dizzy Duck opens his new gas station with high hopes, welcoming Judge Chucklehead as his first customer. As Dizzy tries to deliver "service with a smile," a series of mishaps with the air hose, a snapped axle, and a mysterious flying car crash lead to chaos and an unexpected visit from Professor Snodgrass, who claims Dizzy’s accident was a miracle invention.
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