Peter Rabbit #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology comic features multiple stories starring Peter Rabbit and his friends. In the lead story, Peter rescues his friend Dazy from a cliff using a rope while being chased by a mountain lion. A second story involves Jack Frost, who suffers a sunstroke and is saved by Peter and his friends; the children's parents later visit Aunt Ethel to help care for the unwell Jack. The final visible story features Freddy the clown, who melts while being chased by a plane and ends up as a bucket of water, yet continues to speak and interact with Peter.
Peter Rabbit promises Dazy a corsage of sweet peas for the dance, but panics when he realizes he can’t afford one. He surprises her with a packet of sweet pea seeds instead, hoping she’ll appreciate the gesture. Dazy is delighted—until she opens the gift and the seeds start sprouting right before her eyes.
Peter Rabbit is excited to welcome his cousin Elmer from New York, only to realize the boy who shows up at the station isn’t who he expected—leading to a mix-up that leaves Peter and Dazy confused about which cousin is really who. As the mystery unfolds, a surprising twist reveals that the "cousin" at the door isn’t Elmer at all, but someone pretending to be him, setting off a humorous chase and a surprising resolution.
Peter Rabbit and his friend Dazy set off on a wild prospecting adventure after buying a gold detector, following its signal to a mountain peak—only to find themselves in a series of escalating mishaps, from near-falls to a surprising encounter with a pair of impostors who steal their treasure. When the duo finally track down the thieves, they're led to a surprising reunion with an old schoolmate, only to learn the hard way that their "gold" was actually uranium.
Freddy and Algy discover a mysterious "Secret Spring" in a Christmas gift—an electric train that begins growing uncontrollably and hurtling out of control. As the train gains speed and heads south, the boys must survive a wild ride through unexpected dangers, from a chasing jet to a friendly sea serpent, all while trying to find their way home.
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↩ Reprints Little Jack Frost #1 (1951), Peter Rabbit #15 (1952)
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