Fawcett's Funny Animals #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features two main stories. The first story depicts a group of cowboy animals who capture a leader and tie him up in a barn, then attempt to recover stolen guns by using various schemes including a cement-filled glove and paint cans. The second story, "Hoppy, the Marvel Bunny," shows Hoppy and Millie visiting Woodie Woodchuck's hot dog factory, where Hoppy demonstrates an innovative hot dog production system using a roller belt and roll oven, impressing Woodie with the efficient manufacturing process.
When dangerous debris starts raining down from the stars, Hoppy the Marvel Bunny transforms into his mighty form to investigate—only to discover that the North Star Keeper and Evening Star Keeper are locked in a bitter feud that's threatening Earth itself. After the Sandman inadvertently whisks Hoppy and his friend Millie to the North Star, Marvel Bunny must work to restore peace among the celestial guardians before their jealous quarrel causes real catastrophe.
When Sheriff Oscar and Billy the Kid pursue horse thieves to an abandoned ranch, they discover the outfit is led by Desert Lizard Joe—and Billy gets captured before Oscar can help. Trapped in the barn, Billy must use his wits and whatever he can find to outmaneuver the gang and turn the tables on them before the stolen horses are gone for good.
Willie the Worm and Sammy Skunk decide to start a repair business in town, confidently offering to fix typewriters and telephones—but their sloppy work sets off a wild chain of events when the machines come to life and whisk them away to the fantastical Pencil Palace. King Eraser isn't pleased with their shoddy craftsmanship, and the two bumbling repairmen find themselves on the run through an ink-filled kingdom in this hilarious 1945 romp.
Hoppy and Millie visit Woodie Woodchuck's impressive new hot dog factory, but their tour is cut short when Gorilla Gus and his gang arrive with extortion on their minds—threatening to wreck the place unless Woodie makes them partners. When the crooks tie Millie to a conveyor belt and begin their destruction, Hoppy transforms into Captain Marvel Bunny and takes on the hoodlums in a wild factory brawl full of creative chaos. Marvel Bunny uses the factory's own supplies—hot dog ropes, mustard tanks, and even the roll oven—to handle the gang and teach them a lesson they won't forget.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.