Tick Tock Tales [Tick Tock Comics] #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue is an anthology of Halloween-themed stories featuring Judy and her encounters with miniature cannibals who invite her to dinner, leading to comedic chaos as she attempts to rescue them from boiling soup and a cooking pot. Another story features Pete transforming into the Mighty Atom to combat an arson threat, discovering a junkyard hideout and engaging in a battle with the culprit. A third story, "Table Technique," depicts young Raymond's misbehavior during lunch with bears Koko and Raymond Kola, resulting in spilled milk and his dismissal from the meal as punishment for his poor manners.
When a gang of bicycle thieves strikes the neighborhood, Catchy and his dog Scrapps discover their operation and devise a clever scheme using invisible paint to scare the crooks straight into the waiting arms of the law. With brains instead of brawn, Catchy turns the tables on the bicycle bandits in this fun Golden Age romp that proves a little ingenuity beats a lot of muscle.
When Koko and Raymond Kola sit down for lunch, high spirits and good food promise a perfect meal—but Raymond's wiggling, giggling antics at the table quickly spiral into chaos, leaving spilled milk and regret in their wake. This cheerful tale from 1950 teaches a lesson about table manners the hard way, as one mischievous young animal discovers that forgetting your etiquette comes with a cost.
Little Tops and Pee Wee the penguin stumble onto a sabotage plot at the circus—a rival tight-rope walker has sawed through the pole supporting Ventrini's wire, hoping to injure his competition. Trapped and locked away, the two must escape in time to warn Ventrini before he takes his fateful walk, leading to a desperate scramble to save the day using the circus's most unexpected ally.
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↩ Reprints Koko and Kola #2 (1946), Tick Tock Tales [Tick Tock Comics] #23 (1947)
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