Funny Fables #2

Nov 1957 · Decker · 0.10 USD

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In "Midas," a young runaway named David finds unexpected refuge with a fire-breathing dragon named Grundlesnitz—only to discover the creature is far more interested in selling toasted-cheese sandwiches than devouring him. Dave Berg's expressive art brings this whimsical twist on myth to life, with George Peltz's cover capturing the story’s playful spirit.

Contains 5 stories

Midas

4 pp · Fantasy

King MidasBacchus

The Boy Who Lost His Size

4 pp · Children, Fantasy

NedWitch

The Boy Who Lost His Size Ned accidentally crosses a witch’s shadow and is shrunk to a tiny size as punishment. Now small enough to be overlooked, he must solve a riddle using clues from nature—dew, eggs, and nectar—to find a way back to his normal size before it’s too late.

The Wolf Boy

6 pp · Children, Fantasy

Rumplestiltskin

8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Fantasy

ElsaKing CyrilAugustus BrownJimmy JaybirdRonnie RabbitRumplestiltskin

David and the Dragon

6 pp · Children, Fantasy

DavidGrundlesnitz (dragon)

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Full credits

artist, inker Dave Berg

cover pencils, inks George Peltz

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