Dolly #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains three stories set in a fantasy realm called Toyland. "Dolly in Dreamland" follows the young protagonist as she explores a magical landscape filled with toys and whimsical creatures. "Happy Birthday" depicts Dolly and her friend Charlie attempting to find the perfect birthday present for their companion, who has been sulking all day, ultimately deciding to throw him a surprise party. "Sergeant Toy" tells of a brave soldier toy who rescues prisoners and earns medals for his valor, but subsequently faces danger from a jealous rival who attempts to sabotage him, though Dolly ultimately comes to his aid.
When Dolly and Charlie indulge in the forbidden combination of pickles and ice cream in Dreamland, they accidentally summon a fearsome nightmare that sends the entire fantasy realm into a panic. With the help of an unlikely ally, the two friends must find a way to capture and contain the creature before it terrorizes Dreamland any further. This whimsical tale from Tex Blaisdell shows that even the most troublesome problems can have unexpected solutions.
When Dolly realizes she's forgotten Charlie's birthday, she scrambles to find the perfect gift despite having spent all her money on groceries. With nothing but her creativity and determination, she sets out to give him a present he'll never forget.
When Sergeant Toy earns a medal for bravery, a jealous villain winds up a whole arsenal of toy attacks—tanks, Indians, and a runaway train—to destroy the brave soldier and claim Sally's heart for himself. Sergeant Toy must battle danger from every direction while racing to save Sally from certain doom, using every trick and bit of courage in his toy soldier arsenal. It's a wild six-page romp where heroism, humor, and mechanical mayhem collide in this 1951 tale from *Dolly*.
Dolly brings Mr. Radio along on a picnic, but the chatty entertainer's troubles multiply when he mysteriously stops working—only to discover he's been robbed by Peter Peanut, a tiny character desperate for the radio's noise to protect himself from a lurking giant. When danger closes in, Dolly must turn the radio back on and crank up the volume to save everyone from disaster.
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Reprinted in Kiddie Karnival #[nn] (1952)
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