Li'l Rascal Twins #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains two stories. In the first, the Lil' Rascal Twins encounter a man descending an escalator and attempt to sneak forward and trick him with ventriloquism. In the second story, "Rimbent's Masterpiece," a maestro refuses to show anyone his secret painting, but the twins manage to sneak peeks at his work while trying to keep their discovery hidden. Additionally, an illustrated text story recounts how Raro the Rabbit organizes a turtle shell checkerboard game that is disrupted by unexpected rain, ruining the paint work and leaving Mr. Chief Cloud bewildered by the colored rainwater.
A young girl, inspired by a visit to a novelty store, pretends to be an ape girl, delighting in her antics and making exaggerated ape sounds. Her playful performance turns chaotic when her father unexpectedly arrives, leaving her speechless and caught in the act.
A young inventor twin builds a rain-making machine to help a dry patch of land, but his experiments quickly spiral out of control—first causing a clammily heavy downpour, then accidentally summoning a tornado that destroys the machine. As the chaos unfolds, he’s left to wonder if his next invention might be even more unpredictable.
The Li'l Rascal Twins, delighted by their newfound ability to throw voices, trick a passing man into thinking a dog is talking—only to be stunned when the man calmly responds, revealing he’s their long-lost Uncle Harry, who’s been studying ventriloquism himself.
The Li'l Rascal Twins decide to start a dog-walking service to earn money after realizing they can’t afford more milk. When they take a lady’s dogs for a walk, their attempt at professionalism quickly turns chaotic as they dodge a cat, get swept up in a straw stack, and end up covered in mud—only to be rewarded for the unexpected workout.
Two young twins pretend to be a married couple, playfully arguing to test how well they can act like a bickering pair—only to realize they’re not even acquainted yet, leading to a moment of surprised laughter.
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