Funny Films #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Funny Films #8 This issue contains two stories adapted from animated cartoons. The first follows Blunderbunny, a bumbling rabbit whose inventions repeatedly backfire on his friends Jeepers and Puss, destroying things and causing mayhem until they finally trick him into smashing his own contraption. The second story features Bootsy, a character who aspires to become a snake charmer and purchases equipment from a merchant in India, but his flute-playing only causes chaos, leading him to abandon the idea and return home, where Bootsy decides he is happier staying put.
Blunderbunny cooks up his latest contraption—a Supersonic Friendship Hat designed to turn enemies into pals—and decides to test it out on some of the world's most unfriendly characters. With his pal Bunky along for the ride, the wacky inventor finds that his gadget works a little *too* well, transforming a pair of feuding wrestlers into best friends and throwing a wrestling match into chaos. But when the invention starts creating more problems than it solves, Blunderbunny discovers that keeping the peace might be trickier than he bargained for.
When a desperate caller reaches the office of Whoo-Doodit, the world's greatest detective, he claims someone is stealing his food before he can eat it—and his prime suspect is his own cat. Whoo-Doodit sets a trap to catch the culprit, but the case proves far more slippery than expected, with the thief outsmarting him at every turn. In true comic fashion, this 1950 story from Funny Films follows the bumbling detective as he pursues his elusive quarry through an escalating series of slapstick mishaps.
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