Famous Funnies #151
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Snow Fight," Clifford McBride delivers a delightfully chaotic winter trek as Napoleon, a mischievous dog with a mind of his own, finds himself roped to two unsuspecting hikers. With a single forgotten bag of dog food as his trigger, Napoleon takes off down the snowy slope—dragging the hikers along for the ride. The story, written, drawn, and inked by McBride, captures the humor and slapstick energy of early comic strips, with Stephen Douglas’s cover art perfectly capturing the snowy mayhem.
In this classic 1947 humor strip from *Famous Funnies* #151, Napoleon—ever the dramatic canine—finds himself roped to two unsuspecting hikers before they even begin their snowy climb. When he learns they’ve left his dog food behind, the little pup takes matters into his own paws, sprinting down the mountain and dragging the startled hikers in his wake.
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