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Cover: Frank Carin
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Peter Rabbit #29

Oct 1955 · Avon · 0.10 USD
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This issue contains two separate stories. The first follows Peter Rabbit and his friends as they visit a shooting gallery run by Davy Crockett, then escape pursuit through the countryside after being spotted by armed men, eventually hiding in a cave where a prehistoric caveman mistakes them for food. The second story, "Found-by-a-Bird," tells of a woodchopper who discovers a baby boy in an eagle's nest, kills the eagle with his axe to rescue the child, and brings the boy home to his wife. The cobbler subplot depicts a shoemaker whose work is mysteriously completed overnight by helpful elves, allowing him to prosper and purchase fine leather for future projects.

Contains 5 stories
Pie Contest!
6 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Peter Rabbit

Peter Rabbit enters a pie contest with a friend, but when she’s delayed, he panics and substitutes a cement block disguised as a pie—only to face the consequences when the principal eats it. The story follows Peter’s frantic attempt to save the day and the humorous fallout that follows.

Lunch Time!
5.33 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Cicero and Timmy are fed up with the terrible food at home, especially after a new cook arrives. When Timmy reveals he’s been eating out at a nearby restaurant, Cicero decides to try it too—only to find himself trapped in a bizarre situation when he can’t pay his bill.

The Last of the Mohucks!
4.67 pp · Humor
Cave Man!
8 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Western-Frontier

Peter Rabbit and Dazy find themselves stranded in a prehistoric wilderness after their train mysteriously travels backward, only to be captured by a mysterious cave man who seems to be feeding them—until Peter grows suspicious that the caveman is fattening them up for a meal. As their fear mounts and their escape plan unfolds, the line between dream and reality blurs in a wild twist that leaves Peter questioning whether his latest adventure was real or just another vivid dream.

All Aboard!
1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Spotty the Pup

Spotty the Pup tries to board a series of increasingly crowded rockets, each one too full to take him to the Moon on time. Frustrated, he spots a window washer and hatches a plan to get on the next one, all while laughing at a paper claiming transportation is a problem.

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CGC 4.0 · 1 in census $366*
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Full credits

artist, inker Frank Carin
cover pencils, inks Frank Carin

Reprints

↩ Reprints Peter Rabbit #16 (1953), Spotty the Pup #[1] (1953)

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