Do-Do #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDo-Do #3 is an anthology of animal-themed circus stories featuring anthropomorphic characters. The visible stories include "Big Top," which depicts circus animals performing and interacting at a circus venue, and another narrative involving circus performers planning a winter engagement at Valley Forge where food supplies are limited. The issue showcases slapstick humor and physical comedy typical of 1951 funny animal comics.
When the circus rolls into Ruffville, Do-Do and his fellow performers discover they've got a crowd that's tougher to impress than they bargained for—until Dolly takes the stage and wins them over completely. Things spiral fast when the rowdy townsfolk won't let her leave, forcing Do-Do to step in and improvise a solution that only a clever circus kid could dream up.
Do-Do returns to his old school, Wagtail University, and agrees to run in a cross-country race against rival Catskill College—but the opposing team, led by the sneaky Hotspot, has other plans to sabotage him. Through a series of mishaps and dirty tricks, Do-Do must overcome obstacles both on and off the track if he's going to help his alma mater pull off a victory.
Do-Do and the circus troupe wake up at Valley Forge during the Revolutionary War and discover American soldiers desperately short on food and ammunition. The clever performers devise a daring plan to infiltrate the British supply lines using their circus wagon as cover, then execute a spectacular heist to bring provisions back to General Washington's troops. It's a wild adventure that blends slapstick circus antics with an unexpected dose of American history.
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