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Knockout #475 (1948)

Amalgamated Press · 1948 · 12 pages

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This anthology issue features two main stories. "Daffy the Deputy Sheriff" depicts the comic misadventures of a young deputy who attempts to catch bandits but ends up bungling the job, ultimately being rewarded by the sheriff for his efforts despite the chaos. "Tough Tod and Happy Annie: The Runaway Orphans" follows Tod Gray and his sister Annie as they flee their orphanage in Manchester, encountering various dangers including a mysterious stranger named Tripey Platts who harbors sinister intentions toward the children, while a man named John Amend-All works to protect them. Additionally, "Saki the Leopard Boy" recounts Saki's efforts to tame a giant wild elephant named Bwano by removing a thorn from its foot, earning the animal's gratitude and friendship through patience and compassion.

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