Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #67

Jan 1951 · Western · 0.00 FREE

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In "Easter Candy Counterfeiters," mischievous rabbits Reddy and Foxy Fox take on a sweetly devious scheme, turning mud into fake Easter candy shaped like their rivals Floyd and Lloyd. With clever disguises and a playful streak, the duo infiltrates the counterfeit operation, unleashing chaos in classic rabbit fashion. The story, illustrated with lively energy by Lloyd White, features his distinctive art on both the interior and cover, capturing the whimsy and mischief of this 1951 Western Publishing gem.

Contains 2 stories

Easter Candy Counterfeiters

18 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Oswald the RabbitFloydLloydOfficer BearToby Bearturtle artistsquirrel autograph-seekerReddy FoxFoxy Fox

In "Easter Candy Counterfeiters," Reddy and Foxy Fox run a scam, turning mud into fake Easter candy shaped like the mischievous rabbits Floyd and Lloyd. Disguised as their own counterfeit treats, Floyd and Lloyd sneak into the foxes’ candy factory to stir up trouble—exactly the kind of chaos only young rabbits can pull off.

See-Saw Sore

1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Oswald the RabbitFloydLloyd

When Floyd and Lloyd pile onto their homemade see-saw, their combined weight pins Oswald at the high end—until the two decide to walk off, leaving poor Oswald to crash down hard.