Peter Rabbit #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue is an anthology featuring three stories. "Cicero and Timmy" depicts the two characters discussing the declining quality of food in their house, with Cicero suggesting they eat out instead. "The Elves and the Cobbler" retells the classic fairy tale of a poor cobbler who finds a pair of finished boots mysteriously crafted on his table by elves, leading to a customer's purchase and the cobbler's fortune, though a wandering tailor uses black thread to stitch a bean, resulting in all beans developing a black seam. The final story involves Peter Rabbit and his companions encountering a dinosaur; they devise a plan to distract the creature by sneaking to its lines, ultimately discovering the dinosaur has a club and attempting to appease it with food.
Peter Rabbit finds a clever way to avoid taking Dazy out to dinner by pretending to catch a huge fish, hoping to save money and time—only to be caught in the act by Dazy, who’s not amused by his scheme.
Peter Rabbit and his friend Dazy grow suspicious when the Moon appears to be bobbing in the sky, leading them to investigate a mysterious cave on the lunar surface. With help from Professor Smorgel, they uncover a plot to steal the Moon using giant rockets and face off against strange robot creatures and a villain planning to sell it to the Emperor of Mars.
Peter Rabbit and Dazy find themselves stranded in a strange, prehistoric landscape after their train mysteriously travels backward, only to be captured by a mysterious cave man who seems to be feeding them—much to their growing unease. As they wonder if the cave man plans to turn them into stew, they must decide whether to trust his strange behavior or make a daring escape.
Peter Rabbit stumbles upon a carnival on a strange planet and is immediately drawn to a fortune teller named Zazu, hoping to locate his missing girlfriend, Dazy. As he sits down for a reading, Zazu claims to see a vision of Dazy in her crystal, prompting Peter to react with surprise—only to be startled when Dazy herself suddenly appears, seemingly summoned by the spell.
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Reprinted in Peter Rabbit #29 (1955)
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