"Red" Rabbit Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring two stories: In the first story, Red Rabbit encounters a temperamental lion and attempts to manage a conflict between a turtle and a group of small animals concerned about union labor practices. In "The Foolish Chipmunk," a tiny, fearless chipmunk named Charlie confronts a large, bullying wolf named Jake, leading to a chase that ends when Jake tumbles down a rock pile, and Charlie magnanimously allows his defeated opponent to recover. The second story continues as a young duck finds itself trapped in a dark museum at night, encountering frightening skeletal remains and mysterious shadows before eventually escaping through a locked door.
Officer Mutt tries to help fruit vendor Tony, but ends up mooching free samples from every stand until Tony catches on to the scheme and snaps at him over his theft. A clever bit of slapstick that shows what happens when someone pushes a shopkeeper's patience too far.
King Looey the Lion hunts for a new crown to replace his worn-out old one, finally settling on a fancy replacement at a royal crown sale—only to discover he's been duped in a hilarious twist of identity. This one-pager packs a classic funny-animal con into just a few panels, complete with the kind of laugh-out-loud reversal that made Red Rabbit Comics such a charming read in 1947.
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