Peter Rabbit #24

Sep 1954 · Avon · 0.10 USD

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This is an anthology issue containing multiple stories. The lead story features Peter Rabbit capturing outlaw Jesse James and being discovered by a talent agent, who offers to make him a star on stage and radio. A second story retells "The Frog Prince," in which a princess loses her golden ball in a pond and a frog retrieves it, promising to become human if she keeps her promise to him. The issue concludes with "Clever Gretel," depicting a girl who roasts ducklings for her master's dinner and narrowly escapes a burning house with the help of a ghost. The final visible story shows Peter Rabbit and Dazy encountering a cowboy character and pursuing outlaws, with Peter deciding to leave for the mountains.

Contains 4 stories

Gay Nineties

8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Pencils Frank CarinInks Frank Carin

Peter RabbitDazy

Peter Rabbit stumbles upon Dazy’s family album from the Gay Nineties, sparking a series of comedic misadventures as he imagines himself as a famous inventor in that era. While trying to win Dazy’s affection with increasingly absurd inventions, Peter’s plans go hilariously awry—each one thwarted by a rival named Desperate Desmond and his own clumsy execution.

Cicero's Career

4.8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Pencils Frank CarinInks Frank Carin

CiceroTimmy

Untitled Humor story

4.2 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier

Pencils Frank CarinInks Frank Carin

Bronco Busting

8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Western-Frontier

Pencils Frank CarinInks Frank Carin

Peter Rabbit

Peter Rabbit tries out for a rodeo, confidently claiming he can bust any bronco—only to hilariously struggle with a stubborn horse and a confused steer, leading to a series of chaotic mishaps. After being chased by a wild horse he later befriends, Peter and his companion Dazy face off against two men trying to steal the animal, leading to a playful showdown.