Fawcett's Funny Animals #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue features an illustrated 1944 calendar on its cover, followed by comic stories about anthropomorphic animals. One story depicts characters visiting an amusement park, a ferris wheel, and a Science and Invention Museum, where they discover an automatic chair. Another story set at a ranch involves Billy confronting cattle afflicted with cow pox; when Oscar the animal doctor arrives and diagnoses the condition as serious, the characters attempt to treat the sick cattle. A third story follows Kibbidy and a large bird wrapped in a blanket being pursued by four small birds and a gremlin; Grammy and the birds eventually leave Kibbidy in a tree, planning to return in the morning to continue their assault with acorns.
Billy the Kid and Oscar investigate a suspicious drop in the health of Luke Warm’s prize cattle, uncovering a scheme by the outlaw Rattler to paint them with fake illness to sell them cheap—only to be outsmarted when Billy turns the trick around by painting Rattler’s own herd with a new "disease" and selling them back.
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Reprinted in Fawcett's Funny Animals #5 (1947)
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