Elsie the Cow Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Vote for Elmer," Elmer’s quiet morning takes a turn when he discovers Elsie the Cow returned their old phonebook—just as he’d hidden twenty dollars inside it. With the book now in her hands, Elmer must figure out how to retrieve his money without revealing his secret stash. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Al Fago, this 1950 D.S. Publishing gem features a simple yet clever premise, with Fago handling both the interior art and the cover.
When Elmer discovers Elsie traded their old phonebook for a new one—unaware he’d hidden twenty dollars between its pages—he’s determined to retrieve it, setting off a small but frantic chase through the barn. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, "Telephone Trouble" captures the quiet chaos of small animal lives with a perfectly timed mix of mistaken motives and barnyard wit.
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Reprinted in Elsie the Cow Comics #3 (1950)
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