Buster Brown Comic Book #43

In "Sean and the Little People," a young boy named Sean is shrunk to the size of a thumb by two mysterious sisters, Malee and Durva, who promise him gold if he retrieves their stolen magic belt from a mischievous crow. With the help of a kind-hearted spider named Spirra, Sean ventures into a hidden world of tiny wonders, facing challenges beyond his size. When the adventure ends, he’s returned to normal—and rewarded with the gold he earned.

In "The Gorilla God," the villagers of a drought-stricken jungle kingdom revere monkeys as sacred, even as hunger grips their families. When the maharaja brings in a caged gorilla to prove apes are no more divine than any other beast, the people see the creature as a god whose imprisonment has cursed the land—leading to a desperate, deadly uprising. The story follows Ghanga and the maharaja as they track the escaped ape, testing belief against reason in a tale of myth, fear, and the fragile line between man and beast.

In "Puma Peril," Strong Bow and Little Fox set out to capture a white puma kit for a sacred ritual, but when Strong Bow is wounded, the burden falls on Little Fox alone. Trapped in a rock cleft, he must use quick thinking and courage to free himself—only to make a choice that changes everything.