Fawcett's Funny Animals #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features multiple animal-centered comic stories. The first story depicts Billy the goat and his friend Oscar evading robbers on a forest road, with Billy devising a plan to trap the villains by uprooting a tree. Another story, "Hoppy and Ronald Rodent," shows Hoppy the Marvel Bunny and Ronald attempting to save important documents from being burned, with Ronald wanting to use them as fuel while Hoppy intervenes with a magical transformation. Additional stories include a fishing adventure featuring characters in a boat, and a tale of Willie the character encountering a rainy night and seeking shelter, ultimately discovering a mysterious guest at Lagatha House who disappears by morning.
When Hoppy the Marvel Bunny discovers that the wicked Simon Spider has stolen a magical ring from a kindly doll-carver, he transforms into his mighty superhero form to stop the villain's scheme—but Simon won't go down without a fight, using the ring's dark magic to conjure wooden warriors, enchanted clouds, and a possessed broom. It's a wild race between Marvel Bunny's strength and Simon Spider's cunning as the villain tries to escape with his newfound power while our hero battles both an army of wooden dolls and the spider's increasingly desperate magical traps. This colorful 1944 tale captures all the charm and over-the-top action that made these funny-animal adventures so entertaining.
Hoppy the Marvel Bunny must stop Ronald Rodent from burning paper—but when the young rodent won't listen, Hoppy transforms into Marvel Bunny to show him just how important every scrap really is. What follows is a spirited lesson in wartime conservation as Marvel Bunny reveals all the ways paper serves the war effort, from ammunition packaging to K-rations, gradually winning Ronald over to the cause. This 1944 story combines superhero action with patriotic messaging about waste paper collection.
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Reprinted in Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017)
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