Buster Bear #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBuster Bear participates in a skating speed race against Picklefoot, who gains an early advantage by starting before the race begins. Later, Buster takes on detective work for a character named Merwin, investigating a case involving a red fox who stole Mrs. Golly's diamond ring. While pursuing clues marked by lollipop sticks left on a candy trail, Buster encounters a garbage truck driver and ultimately confronts the thief in a hideout, with the police waiting nearby to apprehend the culprit.
When the town hall of Woodsville collapses not once but twice, Buster Bear and his neighbors seize on a soap-selling contest to raise the fifteen hundred dollars they need for a new building—but their ambitious bathing campaign brings more chaos than cleanliness to the animal community. As the contest deadline approaches, the townsfolk discover that winning the prize money might be harder than they thought, especially when competing against other eager contestants.
When Witty Fox hears that Buzzy Rabbit has inherited millions from his late uncle, the scheming fox suddenly transforms from prankster to best buddy—treating Buzzy to the fair and footing the bill for everything in hopes of cashing in. But Buzzy's windfall comes with a twist that sends Witty's newfound generosity up in smoke, landing him in a very messy situation.
Buster Bear sets out to prove he's brave by becoming a detective and tracking down the notorious Kandy Kid, a lollipop-obsessed criminal—but his pursuit takes a dreamlike turn when he falls asleep on the job. Whether chasing through city streets, rooftops, and narrow escapes, Buster must use all his wits to finally corner his slippery quarry and bring the candy bandit to justice.
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↩ Reprints Marmaduke Mouse #17 (1950), Egbert #20 (1950)
Reprinted in Marmaduke Mouse #50 (1955), Marmaduke Mouse #63 (1956)
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