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Dizzy Duck #39

Mar 1952 · Pines · 0.10 USD
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An 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.

Contains 5 stories
Treasure Trouble
16 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

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.

All Straightened Out
0.875 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

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.”

A Close Shave
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

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.

Let's Make Up!
3 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

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.

Service With A Smile
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

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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artist, inker Jack Bradbury

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