Peter Rabbit #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 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.
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.
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.
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.
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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↩ Reprints Peter Rabbit #16 (1953), Spotty the Pup #[1] (1953)
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