Fawcett's Funny Animals #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFawcett's Funny Animals #30 is an anthology issue featuring multiple stories. One story involves 2-Gun Pete attempting to stop a bank robbery orchestrated by Snake-Eye, only to be thwarted when the criminal escapes with Oscar locked inside the bank. Another story, "Billy the Kid and Oscar," follows Billy and Oscar as they discover a new ice cream cone flavor from the East being sold at a general store, leading to comedic chaos as Oscar becomes obsessed with obtaining one of the treats. A third story features Willipus, Hoddy, and Gussie attempting a dangerous parachute jump from a windmill as part of an ill-conceived stunt, which goes awry when the parachute becomes caught on the structure.
Fuzzy Bear dreams of wealth and leisure, so when a magical benefactor grants his wish, he discovers what it truly means to be rich—from uncomfortable new clothes to relentless salesmen and sleepless nights protecting his fortune. With his friend Benny Beaver's help, Fuzzy learns that there's more to wanting riches than he bargained for, and sometimes the simple life isn't so bad after all.
When a group of lazy grasshoppers plots to steal vegetables from the community garden's harvest, they trick the good-natured Hoppy into picking poison ivy while they make off with corn—but Hoppy discovers their plan to raid the canning center that night. Bandaged and unable to speak his magic word, Hoppy must find a way to stop Calvin and his gang before they escape with the winter's food supply.
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