Funny Films #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Funny Films #16 This issue features multiple stories centered on animal characters. "Blunderbunny" depicts a landlady chasing after Blunderbunny and Bunky for unpaid rent, only to have them cause chaos when they narrowly escape her threats. Another story follows a yellow dog in a Western setting who initially proposes a game of hide-and-seek to escape the outlaw Dead-Eye Dick, then convinces his canine companion to confront the villain on a railroad track. A third story shows Sappy the pig entertaining Mr. Schultz with tales of increasingly elaborate airplane inventions, culminating in a motorless jet-propelled aircraft design that confuses his bemused listener.
Three clever mice outwit a smug cat who believes he’s the smartest in the house, using a series of escalating pranks that leave him flustered and fleeing—until the cat finally realizes he’s been outmaneuvered by teamwork.
Joe, a dog, is frustrated when a cat steals his food again, so he devises a clever trap using his shadow—but the cat outsmarts him with a mallet. Meanwhile, Piggy, a carefree pig, excitedly shares his "revolutionary" invention with his friend Sappy, only to discover it’s just a balloon, a concept already centuries old.
In a chaotic showdown, a mischievous cat plots to outwit a dog by setting a bomb, only to find himself outmaneuvered when the dog escapes and the bomb unexpectedly detonates. The cat's schemes backfire as the dog, having vanished, reappears just in time to foil the attack, leaving the feline bewildered by the dog’s luck—and his nine lives.
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Reprinted in Pop Comics #1 (1955)
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