Funny Tunes #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology comic features multiple animal characters in separate stories. Peter Rabbit arrives to rescue someone from danger in the opening story. Space Mouse follows two mouse astronauts whose rocketship malfunctions, forcing them to land on the nearest planet where they encounter various obstacles including an eagle, a storm, and ultimately a sea pool full of seals before escaping. Spotty the Pup, along with Skooch, chases after mice that have invaded a lady's house; after initially driving them out, the mice return with reinforcements, leading to a confrontation that ends with the lady offering the pup a reward for ridding her home of the rodents.
Peter Rabbit and his friend Dazy arrive on Mars for a holiday weekend, only to find every parking space taken. Spotting one open spot near a Martian cop, they quickly claim it—only for Peter to be ticketed for parking in front of a fire hydrant the officer is standing behind.
Peter Rabbit is wrongly accused of leading a gang of outlaws after his likeness appears on a wanted poster, forcing him to hide in an old shack. When the real robbers return to their hideout, they mistake him for their elusive leader, Bloodshot, and take him hostage—only to be confronted by the U.S. Marshal and a posse.
Space Mouse and his companion land on a mysterious planet where everything is vastly oversized, from ants to flowers, and soon find themselves in danger after a giant bee attacks them. As they navigate the strange, towering landscape and encounter a wounded bird, they must survive increasingly perilous encounters—until they’re captured by a giant and must escape with the help of their feathered friend.
Spotty the Pup and his partner Skooch, self-proclaimed "De Luxe Exterminators," rush to a frantic call from a lady whose house is overrun with mice. After a series of increasingly absurd and chaotic attempts to rid her home of the pests—ranging from laughing gas to a musical piper trick—they find themselves outwitted when the mice return with reinforcements.
Space Mouse is dragged from his well-earned Sunday rest by Millie, who needs help fixing a leaky faucet. Reluctantly, he sets out to solve the plumbing problem, reminiscing about his days on the waterless Moon and marveling at the absurdity of needing a plumber on a planet with no plumbing at all.
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Reprinted in Peter Rabbit #30 (1955), Super Brat #7 (1958), U.S. Tank Commandos #8 (1958), Ziggy Pig #7 (1958)
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