Peter Rabbit #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains three stories. "Cicero and Timmy" depicts the two characters hungry and searching for food when Timmy's meal mysteriously disappears. "Bah-Boo and His Star" tells of a Chinese boy whose father, facing drought and starvation, sends him to seek his fortune; Bah-Boo encounters a hunter named John Francis who employs him in a mine, and ultimately marries him to one of three sisters he rescues. The third story features Peter and a female character exploring a deserted, rain-soaked house where Peter sees a frightening face in a window, leading to comedic exchanges about whether the apparition was real.
Peter Rabbit spots a rival making moves on Dazy and decides he's had enough of being upstaged—so he hatches a scheme to get back in her good graces, armed with nothing but charm and a box of sweets. But when an unexpected twist lands the competitor right at Dazy's door with a gift of his own, Peter has to think fast to save the day. It's a battle of wits and wooing in this quick little comedy where there's always a way to win when you're determined enough.
Peter Rabbit ventures onto an Indian reservation to investigate a mysterious war party threatening the frontier town, only to find himself caught up in an escalating series of schemes—including impersonating a mountain spirit—to prevent the conflict and rescue a companion held captive. As Peter's charades spiral out of control, he discovers the true nature of the threat may be far more peculiar than anyone expected.
Peter Rabbit gets roped into test-driving a used car after a misunderstanding at a bus stop, and he hasn't the faintest idea how to operate it—cue a wild joyride through town that leaves a trail of destruction in its wake. When the car finally gives out during a rainstorm, Peter and his companion take shelter in a nearby farmhouse, only to discover it's apparently haunted by ghostly figures lurking in the shadows. Things get delightfully chaotic as the pair scrambles to escape, leading to a revelation that untangles the whole spooky mystery.
A slick salesman demonstrates an impressive array of magical products—a shaving salve, a special comb, a suit presser, and shoe polish—each delivering exactly what it promises on a hapless customer. But when the pitch is complete and the freebies pile up, the fellow discovers there's always a catch to getting something for nothing.
Peter Rabbit finds himself caught in the middle of a snowball ambush when a group of troublemakers mistake him for their intended target, but things quickly spiral when a window gets broken and blame starts flying. With Peter protesting his innocence and no one willing to believe his explanation, he learns a hard lesson about the dangers of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Reprinted in Peter Rabbit Jumbo Book #1 (1954), Peter Rabbit #25 (1954), Peter Rabbit #26 (1955), Peter Rabbit #13
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