Peter Rabbit #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue is an anthology containing three stories. "Peter Rabbit" features Peter and his friends traveling in a spacecraft approaching the sun. "Cicero and Timmy" shows the two characters at an airfield where Timmy rings a bell and Cicero's food mysteriously disappears. "Bah-Boo and His Star" tells of a Chinese boy whose father cannot work in the drought-stricken rice fields, prompting Bah-Boo to seek his fortune; he encounters three sisters and marries the silent golden-haired sister after a hunter named John Francis names her and makes her his wife. An additional story set in the realm of King Otto involves heat-wave creatures attempting to win an ice-skating contest by causing a heat wave to melt the winter landscape.
Peter Rabbit faces a dangerous situation when he spots a group of Native Americans heading toward town—he must race to warn the townsfolk before an attack, then venture back to investigate their true intentions. What begins as a rescue mission becomes an elaborate deception as Peter uses cunning and quick thinking to outwit both the tribe and their plans, all while trying to get himself and a companion to safety. It's a rollicking adventure filled with narrow escapes, unexpected twists, and the kind of wild improvisation that defines our clever rabbit hero.
When Sonny and Sue meet Little Jack Frost himself, they're whisked away on a magical winter adventure—but their dreams of winning the big ice skating contest face a chilling threat from King Otto, the monarch of heat waves, who's determined to ruin their chances. With Frank Carin on art, this 1954 tale pits the forces of winter against the heat in an all-out battle to keep the frozen lake intact for the contest. Will Jack Frost's icy powers be enough to save the day, or will the kids' prize slip away?
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