Barnyard Comics #7

Jo, a perpetually frazzled hen, finally snaps after a chaotic day at the factory and a too-loud library. Seeking silence, he tries the cemetery—only to be haunted by restless spirits—before stumbling upon the county jail, where he discovers the unexpected peace of being locked up.

In "Rollo Rabbit," the hapless hare causes a fender bender with Bull Dog’s car and, terrified of the consequences, goes to extreme (and hilariously misguided) lengths to get arrested—only to find that jail is the last place he’ll end up… until he stops trying. A classic slapstick mishap unfolds in six pages of chaotic charm, where panic and poor judgment lead to a punchline only a 1945 comic could deliver.

In this 1945 slice of barnyard chaos, Wilbur’s impulsive theft of an apple kicks off a wild, town-wide chase. Exhausted and triumphant, he finally settles down to savor his prize—only to find himself locked in a silent, unsettling stare with a worm nestled deep in the fruit.

In this 1945 slice of classic comic charm, Boris Bear and his son Sonny head out West for a much-needed vacation, only to run into a group of Native American characters Boris misreads as hostile—sending his nerves (and health) into a tailspin. The humor and heart of their journey unfold in six pages of playful misunderstandings and gentle chaos.

In "Trembly Tim," a small mouse named Tim dreams of being taken seriously—until Professor Kluck gives him a potion that turns him into a giant, powerful mouse. With big strength and even bigger hopes, Tim tries to be a hero, but his best intentions keep going awry. When a real threat emerges, Tim must face an armed robber, only to lose his size just as he triumphs—leaving him to prove his courage with nothing but his old, tiny self.