Coo Coo Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Eggbert and the Rackity Coon" delivers a delightfully absurd 1947 romp from Warren Foster, with Ed Dunn handling both pencils and inks in a quirky, expressive style that brings Pines' zany humor to life. When two pigs mistake a bear for a mink after a botched mail-order trap, their misguided fur business spirals into slapstick chaos—culminating in a surprisingly satisfying fur-reclamation moment. Dan Gordon’s cover captures the gag perfectly, with the bear’s indignant glare setting the tone for the whole issue.
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Pigs Oink and Yoink buy a mink trap from a mail order ad. They catch a bear but think he's a mink. Oink and Yoink take him home; when the bear hibernates for the winter, they remove his fur. The fur dealer refuses to buy the pelt, telling them it's not mink. The bear reclaims his fur and spanks Oink and Yoink.
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