Coo Coo Comics #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA story titled "Judge" features a dog character who narrowly escapes danger and ends up in court, where he recounts his harrowing experience to a judge and jury. After running and Pan to safety from what appears to be a perilous situation, the dog explains that he escaped "only by a miracle" and that he "crossed" the judge's heart. The jury reaches a verdict in his favor, and the story concludes with the dog celebrating his legal victory while being chased by what appears to be a bee or insect character making a buzzing sound.
The Wolf stands trial for mayhem against Red Riding Hood, but his version of events tells a very different story—one where a chance meeting in the woods, a generous act, and a grandmother with a surprise gift lead to a chaotic chain of mishaps. Watch as the Wolf's account of what really happened unfolds in this 1948 humor tale by Ken Champin, complete with all the slapstick mayhem you'd expect when a wolf, a girl, and a grandmother's surprise collide.
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Reprinted in Small Wonders: The Funny Animal Work of Frank Frazetta #[nn] (1991)
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