Peter Rabbit #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an anthology issue containing three stories. "Peter Rabbit" shows Peter riding a horse and declaring his hero is "a real horseman." "Space Mouse" follows two mice who encounter a mysterious object moving at supersonic speed and attempt to catch it, only to have it strike one of them in the face. "Flat Foot Floogie" involves a toy manufacturer's defective fire-engine toys causing citywide chaos, prompting Detective Floogie to investigate a crooked toymaker, while Cicero attempts an elaborate scheme involving a hot air balloon and a cord tied to a cat-bird.
Peter Rabbit and Dazy discover that a gang of outlaws led by Dirty Dalton plans to seize the Indian tribe's land in violation of a peace treaty, and they rush to warn Chief Rain-in-the-Face before it's too late. Caught in the middle of the conflict and initially blamed for the bandits' treachery, the two friends must find a way to prove their loyalty and help restore peace to the territory.
Space Mouse and his companion Molly stumble upon a mad scientist's lair where a sinister inventor is using a nuclear atomizer to send unsuspecting creatures to Mars—and selling them into servitude for Martian currency. When Space Mouse and Molly investigate the strange flying objects plaguing their home, they discover the truth firsthand and find themselves caught in the scientist's terrible machine. What happens when this intrepid duo and their fellow captives actually arrive on the Red Planet will test whether Space Mouse's quick wits can get them home again.
Detective Flat Foot Floogle is called in by the Mayor to track down the crooked manufacturer behind a toy epidemic—defective playthings are breaking apart across the city and driving children to tears. Armed with a clue from a broken magnifying glass bearing the name J. Crumbletin, Floogle and his sidekick Watson race to confront the toy maker and put an end to his scheme. What follows is a wild chase through the factory as the culprit tries to escape using his own shoddy creations as weapons.
Cicero the cat settles in for a cool afternoon nap, but Timmy has other plans—and they involve a hot day, a mischievous woodpecker, and increasingly creative schemes to keep the lazy feline from his rest. Written by Carl Wessler, "Cicero Gets the Bird!" is a rollicking four-page romp where every attempt to outwit one troublemaker just opens the door for the next prank.
Spotty the Pup unexpectedly gets selected as a contestant on the radio quiz show "Treasure Hunt," where he must solve mystery clues to find a hidden treasure chest before his rival does. When a bully steals his second clue and events spiral into chaos at police headquarters, Spotty has to use his wits to outsmart the competition and claim the prize.
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↩ Reprints Space Mouse #2 (1953), Funny Tunes #2 (1953)
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