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Kiddie Kapers #14

Jan 1963 · I. W. Publishing / Super Comics · 0.12 USD
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This issue contains two stories. The first, "The Dragon Killer," features a knight who defeats a dragon terrorizing some rabbits, only to later discover through the rabbits' boasting that the dragon was actually quite harmless and died from bashing itself against a mountain. The second story, "What's in a Name?," follows Regie Skunk, who is shunned by the other forest animals because of his name and smell, and hopes that changing his name will allow him to make friends and join their games. A third story featuring children in an Orsen buggy appears to depict a comedic chase sequence involving a road block and various misadventures with explosions and crashes.

Contains 4 stories
Snaggin' a Dragon
9 pp

In a whimsical tale from Kiddie Kapers #14, King Karrot is pressured by his young admirers to prove his legendary feat of capturing the Purple Dragon, a story he’s never actually confirmed. Forced to deliver, he enlists the Court Magician to conjure a fake dragon, leading to a chaotic morning of mistaken identities, dramatic escapes, and a mountain-shaking surprise that leaves everyone—especially the magician—caught off guard.

Joust Punishment
6 pp
The Corn Is Ripe
5 pp

Soopermutt, once terrified of cats, gains temporary confidence after drinking a magical potion labeled "Invincible Ink," only to face a sudden reversal of fortune when the effect wears off mid-confrontation. After bravely (and hilariously) battling a tabby cat and attempting to arrest him, Soopermutt is arrested for disturbing the peace and breaking up a checker game. The story ends with a playful hint that his antics may not be over.

Bank Nite Tonite
6 pp

Orsen Buggy, a self-proclaimed movie genius, stages a fake bank robbery for his latest film—only to have the real thing happen during filming. When the crooks steal both the bank’s money and his film, Orsen and his stunt actor must chase them down, leading to a chaotic, slapstick showdown that ends with Orsen’s unexpected rescue and a surprise twist involving his stunt man.

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