Fawcett's Funny Animals #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features several animal-themed comic stories. One story follows Billy and Oscar, who pursue the bandit Pancho after he robs a stagecoach; they track him to a small town where Pancho plans to fight a bull, but Billy and Oscar devise a shortcut to catch him at the arena. Another story depicts Daisy the animal attempting to fish, with comedic results as she struggles to catch fish in the water.
Billy the Kid and Oscar set off on a camping trip into wild country, where Billy worries they might get lost without a compass. Oscar claims he’s brought something just as good—a homing pigeon tied to a ball of string—promising it will lead them home.
Benny Beaver tries to claim any seat in the movie theater for 10¢, much to the dismay of his guardian angel, who scolds him for taking the rule too literally. As Benny insists on claiming a seat he’s not entitled to, the angel shakes his head, reminding him that rules are meant to be understood, not exploited.
A young pig named Paul lives alone and hoards paper, saving every scrap despite his modest means—until a dream about a wartime paper shortage wakes him to the importance of conservation. Inspired, he shares his newfound mission with others, urging them to join the salvage drive and help the war effort by reusing paper.
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