Coo Coo, the Bird Brain #59

Oct 1951 · Pines · 0.10 USD

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Coo Coo the bird encounters a series of misadventures beginning when he accidentally sets a ship on fire while cooking, leading him to be chased by a captain and crew who must abandon their vessel. Later, Coo Coo finds himself in a desert where he attempts to obtain gasoline, eventually encountering a camel named Butch. In subsequent scenes, Coo Coo drops his cheese, takes refuge in a cave, and encounters a character named Sinbad and a creature called the Roc, whose treasure becomes the object of contention as the various characters scheme to escape with it.

Contains 5 stories

Part Time Pirate

14 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Coo Coo trades his humdrum life as a cuckoo clock for a taste of the high seas—only to be mistaken for a seafaring parrot and press-ganged aboard a pirate ship! Now the befuddled bird must outwit Cap'n Pegleg and his ruthless crew, who are convinced he knows the location of a buried treasure on Skull Island. With help from an unlikely ally, Coo Coo hatches a scheme to turn the tables on his captors and save the day.

Roller Skate Race

0.5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Engine Trouble

3 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

ButchButtercup

When Buttercup's car starts acting up on hills, Butch the mechanic offers to track down the problem—only to discover the real issue is something embarrassingly simple that Buttercup should have checked long ago. This 1951 tale from *Coo Coo, the Bird Brain* #59 proves that sometimes the most baffling mechanical trouble comes down to the silliest oversight, leading to a comedic chain of events neither bird quite saw coming.

Wet Paint

5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

When a boisterous bird named Coo Coo shows up at the studio of renowned painter Cyril Saudubon hoping for a portrait sitting, a mishap with wet paint sets off a chaotic chain reaction that turns the studio upside down. As a prestigious museum committee arrives to select a masterpiece, a happy accident involving Coo Coo's feathers creates an unexpected triumph—though the question of who deserves the credit becomes a matter of some heated debate. A spirited romp about art, ego, and the fine line between disaster and inspiration.

In Bad With Sinbad

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

MabelCheesie

When Supermouse finds a message in a bottle from Sinbad the Sailor asking for rescue from Diamond Valley, he and his companion set sail across the seven seas—only to come face-to-face with the fearsome Roc, a giant bird standing between them and a fortune in diamonds. Trapped in a cave with Sinbad, the two must use their wits to outwit the beast and escape with the treasure intact.