Animal Antics #3

This 1946 DC humor title delivers exactly what its name promises: the cover by Otto Feuer catches the Raccoon Kids mid-mischief, soaking wet and caught red-handed by an exasperated mother raccoon wielding a wooden spoon — all while a "No Swimming Allowed" sign stands planted right in the overflowing bathtub behind them. The bright yellow palette and slapstick setup make it immediately clear that Animal Antics has a cheerful, lively spirit perfectly suited to the funny-animal comics of the era. At just ten cents, issue #3 featuring Presto Pete was a delightful read for anyone who enjoyed wholesome, lighthearted misbehavior.