Peter Rabbit #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple stories featuring Peter Rabbit and his animal companions. "Cicero and Timmy" depicts a mouse's night-time adventures attempting to help his friend Timmy get into a locked house. "The Girl with the Silver Wings" tells of a handsome prince who pursues a beautiful bird with silver wings through the mountains, discovers a mysterious hill of marble statues, and ultimately learns that a fairy has used magic water to restore a young man named Vladimir to life after an accident; the fairy and Vladimir are brought to the Land of Youth where they live happily ever after. The final story shown features Peter Rabbit and Dazy, in which Peter undertakes a speedy errand to fetch bread from the bakery, after which he and Dazy enjoy time together in the park, ending with a romantic moment between the two rabbits.
Dazy Rabbit teams up with Peter Rabbit to track down the Balton Boys, who’ve robbed the frontier bank and fled into the hills. As they close in on the outlaws’ hideout, a series of clever traps and missteps keep the chase lively—especially when the bandits steal Dazy’s boots and clothes, leaving her stranded in the snow. With Peter’s quick thinking and a surprise twist involving the sheriff, the duo sets a trap of their own, but the outcome of the showdown remains to be seen.
In a dusty Western town, a stagecoach robbery goes awry when the supposed bandits are arrested and forced to sign a written confession—only to claim they’re innocent and accuse the real culprits. With the sheriff ready to hang them, a clever ruse involving a chalk drawing and a staged escape unfolds, leaving the truth hanging in the balance.
In a whimsical twist, Peter Rabbit and his friend Dazy build a mechanical maid named DuZZit to handle all their chores, only to find her efficiency comes with an overwhelming, overly attentive personality that starts to interfere with their private moments. As DuZZit’s relentless service escalates from mopping floors to insisting on tucking them in bed, the pair realize they’ve created more trouble than they bargained for.
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Reprinted in Peter Rabbit's Easter Parade #1 (1952)
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