Famous Funnies #60

When a self-service opportunity presents itself, Jitter decides to take full advantage—with predictably chaotic results. Created by Arthur Poynier, this one-page animal romp delivers the kind of everyday-gone-wrong humor that made the early comics so fun. It's a quick, snappy gag that proves sometimes the best intentions lead to the messiest outcomes.

In the dusty heart of Mulonnga, Cedric and Oaky search desperately for proof that a war is real—only to find themselves face to face with Queen Elisabeth, who has her own very personal interest in Oaky.

In "null," a quiet gathering at Klotz's home takes a sudden, chilling turn when the lights flicker out and return to reveal the host dead—leaving a room full of strangers, all now bound by a mystery they didn’t choose.

Mescal Ike finds himself caught between a bumbling frontier court case, a stubborn Pa Piffle nursing a toothache, and a youngster in tow—and the day's complications only pile up from there. This 1939 western-humor tale plays out across a series of misunderstandings and small disasters that test everyone's patience.

Jitter mistakes a gymnasium sign about hanging up dumbbells for an actual invitation to a party, leading to a comedic misunderstanding that leaves him fooled once again. It's a quick, punchy gag that captures the lovable confusion this character is known for.