Buster Bear #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBuster Bear encounters trouble when a trip to lovely Waikiki goes awry—he crashes his car, narrowly escapes a giant gorilla in a mysterious building, and finds himself in a precarious situation with an angry character. Later, Buster goes fishing with his friend Goofy, where they catch an unusually large fish that turns out to be a marauding creature, leading to further comedic misadventures as the characters attempt to handle their unexpected catch.
Buster Bear's new home repair business gets a chaotic workout when nervous Mr. Fidgett hires him to fix a squeaky gate—but a rope-and-motorcycle mishap sends the motorized contraption careening wildly through the neighborhood, destroying everything in its path. What starts as a simple job spirals into hilarious pandemonium as Buster struggles to regain control while Mr. Fidgett hangs on for dear life.
Buster Bear's determined to transform a heap of junk into Animalville's finest automobile, despite Harry Hyena's mockery—but a mischievous bird has other plans for the freshly painted masterpiece. As feathered feet, paint remover, and sheer chaos turn the car into one comedic disaster after another, Buster's patience wears thinner with every mishap, and Harry can't stop laughing at the unfolding pandemonium.
Buzzy Rabbit schemes to land his partner Gus a moving job so they can finally afford a decent bed for the night, but their assignment to haul furniture and deliver it across town takes a chaotic turn when Gus admits he can't drive the truck. Through a series of mishaps that somehow work out in their favor, the two end up with enough money for a month's stay at a fancy hotel—though not quite the way Buzzy planned.
Buster Bear heads to the department store on a simple errand for Honey Bear, but what should be a quick trip for fabric becomes a wild obstacle course of mishaps—from crowded elevators to a perilous ledge rescue to getting caught in the store's chaos. Through it all, Buster is determined to track down the exact material Honey Bear needs, though by the time he finally succeeds, the outcome might just test his patience in the most unexpected way.
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↩ Reprints Marmaduke Mouse #26 (1951), Marmaduke Mouse #38 (1953)
Reprinted in Buster Bear #10 (1955), Marmaduke Mouse #53 (1955)
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