Dizzy Duck #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring two stories. "Peter Pup Tells a Lie" by Arnold Drake recounts how Peter Pup tears his pants climbing a fence and fabricates a false story to avoid punishment, but when his mother discovers the truth, he learns the consequences of dishonesty and confesses to his friend Tommy. "Wacky Pup" follows a turtle disguised as a crooked character attempting to collect a debt from Wacky Pup, leading to a comedic chase that results in the turtle being mistaken for an imposter and hospitalized, where he encounters the real Wacky Pup.
Dizzy Duck gets his wish for adventure when he's accidentally knocked into Florida—and stumbles upon a pirate treasure map that's way more trouble than it's worth. Caught between bumbling crooks, a suspicious judge, and a furious Dolly, Dizzy has to survive tropical storms, octopuses, and his own terrible luck to make it through this treasure hunt in one piece. It's a wild ride that proves sometimes the real fortune is just getting home alive.
Buddy Bear runs a television repair shop, and when a customer brings in a set with a slanted picture, Buddy quickly gets to work fixing it. With a couple of quick adjustments, the problem is solved and the picture is straightened out—just another day's work for the handy bear.
Percy Pig's rush to a date with Penelope goes catastrophically wrong when he crashes into a fruit stand and must flee from a pursuing officer—ducking into a barber shop and disguising himself as the barber to avoid capture. When the cop demands a shave while staking out the shop, Percy's complete inexperience with the equipment triggers a hilarious chain of disasters that leaves the officer, the shop, and Percy himself in complete chaos. By the time the dust settles, Percy faces far worse than a missed date.
Tommy Turtle accepts a bet from Wacky Pup that he can't create a disguise convincing enough to fool Tommy's own mother, so Wacky gets to work with his makeup kit. When Tommy ventures out to test whether the disguise will really work, he runs into some unexpected trouble that leaves him looking considerably worse for wear. By the time Tommy's mother finally arrives at the hospital, the results speak for themselves in this lighthearted romp from 1952.
Dizzy Duck opens his brand-new service station and gets his first customer in Judge Chucklehead, but a series of well-intentioned mishaps—a forgotten air hose, a snapped axle, and questionable repair work—quickly spirals into chaos. When the Judge demands the car be returned in perfect condition by five o'clock or face jail time, Dizzy races against the clock with mixed results, leading to an unexpected encounter that leaves everyone's fortunes turned upside down.
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