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Animal Crackers #9 (1959)

Norlen Magazines · 1959 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
A Late Christmas
5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero
Sly Fox (villain)Li'l Foxes (villains)

Atomic Rabbit races to the North Pole to check on the missing Santa Claus, only to discover a fog set by Sly Fox and his sons, Li'l Foxes, who are using the distraction to steal a gold shipment from the Rabbit-Ville Bank. While he’s away, the young foxes sabotage Santa’s journey, but Atomic Rabbit devises a clever plan from afar, using the magnets he gave the Rabbit-Ville kids to lure the thieves back to town.

The Giftnappers
8 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero
Bulldozer (villain)Long John (villain)

The Giftnappers follows two villains, Bulldozer and Long John, as they scheme to steal Christmas by erasing a child's name from Santa’s list and replacing it with their own address, planning to ambush Santa when he arrives. When Atom the Cat discovers their plot, he foils their plan by secretly intervening, leading to a chaotic and humorous showdown that ends with the villains getting soaked and humiliated.

Li'l Ghost
1 pp · humor; children; fantasy
Li'l Ghost

Li'l Ghost bursts into tears over being left out of holiday celebrations, complaining that his brother gets all the holidays while he doesn’t get any—especially since he hasn’t started school yet. His mother tries to comfort him, acknowledging the situation doesn’t seem fair, but the story ends with Li'l Ghost still upset, clinging to his small, quiet grief.

The Trap
6 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero
Bulldozer (villain)Long John (villain)

Atom the Cat is lured to Bollo Field under the pretense of a hero's celebration, only to be ambushed and trapped in a massive, fortress-like cage surrounded by a deep moat and towering barbed wire fence by the villains Bulldozer and Long John. As the two villains gloat over their seemingly perfect trap, Atom uses his wits and hidden strength to exploit the structural strain of the enormous contraption, ultimately breaking free and escaping—leaving the villains defeated and humiliated.

A Lot of Good
2 pp · humor; children; fantasy

Timmy, once terrified of horses and anything on four legs, has transformed after a trip out west, now boldly riding a horse with joy. Flashbacks reveal his former fear, including a memorable attempt to touch a horse using a ten-foot pole that ended with a black eye for his father. The story captures his remarkable change in confidence, leaving his past timid self behind.

Saved in the Safe
1 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Atomic BunnySly Fox

Atomic Bunny and Sly Fox narrowly escape a danger only to find themselves trapped inside a vault with a million dollars. As Sly Fox boasts about claiming the cash, Atomic Bunny prepares to use his super-strength to turn the situation around.

The Longest List Ever
7 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero
Li'l Rabbit

Li'l Rabbit’s Christmas list, thought to be an endless catalog of selfish wishes, takes an unexpected turn when Atomic Rabbit discovers it’s actually a list of children in need around the world. Instead of scolding Li'l Rabbit for greed, Atomic Rabbit sets off to fulfill every wish — only to return with so many gifts that they blot out the sun. The story builds to a touching moment when Li'l Rabbit realizes Atomic Rabbit forgot to get something for himself, leading to a heartfelt and surprising resolution.

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