"Red" Rabbit Comics #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features several animal and character stories. The cover story depicts Red Rabbit holding a sugar apple while riding a horse, with a character named Glueboy on a diet. "Pete and Tweet" shows a cat at a piano interrupted by birds, leading to comic chaos when the cat attempts to catch them. "A Ranch Boy's Dream" is a prose story about young Tyke, who dreams of having his own horse but must ride behind his father while learning to shoot at targets on the ranch. "Lil' Tinker" depicts the character before a Kings Rule Book, where Schizo and Phrenic lead Tinker and Hoppy to the rule book, and Tinker rebels against the rules with the help of the mysterious rulebook itself.
Cappy Dick, Danny, and Dilly are on the pampas of Brazil tracking down a notorious masked rustler who's been stealing cattle—and when the thief strikes, Danny's quick thinking with a homemade cardboard spy glass helps Cappy Dick spot him in time to stop the stampede. This 1951 adventure also includes Danny's instructions for building your own vision-sharpening device, so you can try the same trick at home.
When Schizo & Phrenic guide Li'l Tinker and Hoppy Rabbit to the mysterious King's Rule Book, they're tasked with enforcing Rule 4349—trouble is, nobody knows what the rule actually says. What follows is a wild escape involving magnifying glasses, a spaceship, and a series of button-mashing mishaps that sends our heroes careening toward an unexpected planetary destination.
Willy and his Cubby Scout friends are determined to crack open a stubborn piggy bank, trying everything from poking to hammering—until Grandfather's scolding gives them an unexpectedly clever idea. It's a lighthearted tale of resourceful youngsters discovering that sometimes the solution to your problem is hiding in plain sight.
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