Bullwinkle #01-090-209
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Matador Moose," Bullwinkle finds himself in a wild predicament when Boris, under Fearless Leader’s orders, sabotages a routine haircut into a high-speed chase involving a runaway subway train. With moose-hair at the center of a bizarre espionage plot, the usually bumbling moose narrowly escapes disaster—only to face a new twist when Boris unexpectedly stages a subway strike to keep him alive. Written by Al Kilgore and colored by the Western Publishing Production Shop, with full cover art by Al Kilgore, this 1962 Dell classic delivers classic cartoon chaos with a touch of absurd patriotism.
In "Poor Man's Policeman," Do-Right finds himself stranded at the Mountie station after missing the bank’s closing time, only to be tricked by Snidely Whiplash—disguised as a frail old lady—into chopping down a massive tree that’s set to crush the station. With humor and a touch of absurdity, the story plays on the classic clash between duty and deception, all in a single, tightly wound six-page satire.
In "Mono Rail Moose," Boris is on a mission for Fearless Leader to secure a sample of high-strength moose-hair, leading to a chaotic mix-up when Bullwinkle visits the barber. As the moose-hair falls, Boris swaps places with the barber, sending Bullwinkle hurtling toward an oncoming subway train. When Fearless Leader insists Bullwinkle be kept alive for future hair samples, Boris orchestrates an unexpected subway strike to save him.
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Reprinted in Bullwinkle #6 (1973), Bullwinkle and Rocky #25 (1980)
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