Kid Carrots #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeKid Carrots encounters a group of crooks at an Elite Art Gallery and, after a chaotic battle involving the stolen artwork, successfully captures them and earns a reward. Later, Kid Carrots falls into an elevator shaft and is mysteriously transported to a surreal underground realm where he encounters a tiger and experiences a strange transformation, becoming temporarily green before returning to normal. The issue also includes an advertisement for a 3-D comic book called "Mighty Mouse" featuring Paul Terry's character, available with free 3-D space goggles.
Kid Carrots hatches a scheme to help his friend Jumpy win the hand of the wealthy Widow Van Swag by posing as her romantic suitor, only to uncover that the woman he’s been chasing is actually the real deal—and her fortune comes with a few unexpected complications. As the duo tangles with crooks and mistaken identities, their wild plan spirals into chaos, leaving Jumpy questioning whether love, money, or sheer luck is really in charge.
Jumpy, dreaming of owning a convertible, is discouraged by the high price tag, lamenting he’ll never afford one. As he stares wistfully at a shiny new car, a sudden crack echoes — but the story cuts off before the outcome is revealed.
Kid Carrots, burdened by a massive sack of cement, groans at the unfairness of night-shift labor—only to be startled by a sudden "Stick 'em up!" from an unseen figure. The moment hangs in suspense as the young carrot-faced worker freezes, unsure whether to drop the sack or comply.
In "Chlorophyll Pills," a young rabbit named Kid Carrots suddenly turns green after eating carrot tops, leading to a series of comical misunderstandings and panic from his friends, who believe he’s cursed or turned into a ghost. As he tries to figure out what’s happening, he discovers the green hue is due to chlorophyll from the carrots he’s been eating all along, turning his odd condition into an unexpected opportunity to impress a crush.
A young rabbit named Nibbles asks a gruff-looking plumber for a wrench to fix his bike, but the plumber refuses. When Nibbles tries to take it anyway, the plumber realizes he could never catch the quick little thief — and just as he thinks that, a sudden "PLOOP!" sounds.
Pintail Pete and his partner Punchy launch their delivery service with high hopes, only to be stunned when a rival, Slicker, opens a competing business across the street with a nearly identical name. Determined to prove they’re the real deal, the duo takes on their first job with a bold promise — but the challenge quickly proves tougher than expected.
Kid Carrots discovers he’s suddenly allergic to his favorite food—carrots—after a dramatic sneeze, prompting a panic about changing his name and diet. He tries embracing life as "Kid Cantelope," but when he’s tempted back by a familiar carrot patch, his old habits and a sneezing powder prank from a friend lead to a chaotic, splat-filled showdown.
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Reprinted in Little Eva #19 (1955), Little Eva #21 (1955), Little Eva #22 (1956)
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