Fawcett's Funny Animals #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple animal-themed stories, including one featuring the Mayor of Hillenbdale and Miss Twittle judging a Victory Garden contest where magical flowers and lawn-mowers contribute to the war effort, with a climactic encounter involving a sentient water hose. Another story follows Sherlock and Oscar as they set a trap in a library to catch a quacking criminal who has stolen a book. Uncle Don presents "Martyr-Dum," a humorous narrative about Willipus Wallipus Jr., a boy who constantly gets into trouble and feels unwanted at home due to his messy habits and need for constant correction by his parents.
Willie and Sammy stumble upon a fortune and decide to launch their own business, but a series of increasingly questionable trades—starting with a cow from Mr. Silo—sets them on a comedic downward spiral. As these two pint-sized entrepreneurs swap their assets for donkeys, gloves, and lollipops, they learn a hard lesson about what happens when you're more eager than experienced. It's a funny-animal romp that reminds you why thinking before you deal is worth its weight in gold.
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