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Abbott and Costello Comics #33 (1955)

St. John · 1955 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
"Hay-Hoe" Everybody!
10 pp · humor
Bud AbbottLou CostelloMiranda WilkinsMr. WilkinsEzraDaisy (a cow)Pete Barnstable (villain)

When Lou Costello catches the farming bug and drags Abbott to the countryside for a day in nature, their rustic retreat gets complicated—fast. They stumble onto Miranda Wilkins's struggling farm and, after Abbott spins a tall tale about Costello's agricultural prowess, the pair find themselves trying to save the place from ruin while dodging bees, bullets, and increasingly suspicious warnings to get out of town. Between the slapstick mishaps, Costello's growing affection for farm life, and a mystery saboteur determined to keep the land cheap, Abbott and Costello are in for more trouble than a day trip to the country usually brings.

Give Till It Hurts
6 pp · humor
Bud AbbottLou CostelloOfficer HarriganBugsy (villain)

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello are recruited to collect donations for the city fund, riding on a float through town—but when a pair of bank robbers led by Bugsy stashes their stolen loot in the very same collection sack, the comedians unknowingly end up with a fortune on their hands. What follows is a chaotic night of mistaken identities, confused cops, and the bumbling duo trying to make sense of why everyone suddenly wants what they're carrying, while Officer Harrigan closes in on the real criminals hiding nearby. It's a wild ride of slapstick confusion as Abbott and Costello navigate the crossfire between law enforcement and crooks, all while just trying to get some sleep.

In the Spring a Young Man's Fancy...
2 pp · humor
Bud AbbottLou Costello

When spring arrives, Lou Costello finds himself swept up in romantic notions and decides to try his hand at charming a young woman—only to discover that his advances keep circling back to an unexpected and humorous revelation. Bud Abbott watches the comedy unfold as his partner's romantic aspirations take a bewildering turn, leading to a punchline that lands squarely in classic Abbott and Costello territory.

A Piece of Quietude
1 pp · humor
Lou Costello
Star Struck
5 pp · humor
Daisy KlinghofferLester O'GabbJ.J. Jay

Daisy Klinghoffer dreams of stardom, and smooth-talking agent Lester O'Gabb thinks he's got the perfect scheme to land her a role in a new picture—if she can just deliver a heartbreaking performance for the studio's top producer. But when Daisy wanders into the wrong office at FFF Studios without her glasses, her tearful act lands her somewhere she never expected, leaving O'Gabb scrambling to figure out what went wrong. In this 1955 romp from Abbott and Costello Comics, mistaken identity and theatrical desperation collide in true comedic fashion.

On Borrowed Time
0.5 pp · humor
Bud AbbottLou Costello
Men of Extinction
7 pp · humor
Bud AbbottLou CostelloBelinda (a cat)

Lou Costello volunteers Bud Abbott to join the fire department, and the two find themselves left in charge of the firehouse for the night—a responsibility that quickly spirals into chaos when a false alarm sends them racing to rescue a cat named Belinda from a tree. As the evening unfolds, Abbott and Costello discover that heroics are far messier than they bargained for, especially when their own firehouse catches fire and they have to scramble to put it out.

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