The Rainbow #824
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Porkers Do Not Like Percy's Little Joke," Billy and Wildflower flee through the wilderness, guided by a wary miner to a forgotten hut. After setting the structure ablaze to lose their pursuers, they face a desperate choice when the miner insists only two can take the canoe—leaving one behind. The story unfolds with quiet tension, rooted in survival and the weight of a single, haunting command. A 2d comic from 1929, published by Amalgamated Press, this issue features typeset text and uncredited lettering.
In the stark silence of the frontier, Billy and Wildflower flee under the shadow of pursuit, guided by a lone miner to a forgotten hut. With the flames rising behind them, the choice becomes desperate—only two can escape in the miner’s canoe, and his words hang heavy: “Leave the Indian girl behind!”
Tom and Jack, trapped in a school cellar, stumble upon a hidden passage that leads them into a wealthy home—only to be confronted by an old gentleman who holds the key to what lies beyond.
When Peter and Pauline decide to tease Fluff again—this time with a balloon—things take a sooty turn. Fluff, unimpressed, inflates his next balloon with smoke, leading to a messy surprise and a thorough scrubbing from Nurse.
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