Fawcett's Funny Animals #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple stories featuring animal characters. "Oscar's Song" is a comic with accompanying sheet music where a texan outlaw character named Oscar, after being pinched by an opponent, gets revenge by blowing sand in his eyes and hand-cuffing him. "Silly-itis" is a prose story about Willipus Wallipus, Jr., who suffers from a peculiar affliction causing him to do silly things without knowing it, including making funny faces and interrupting conversations, which leads to embarrassment at school and at home. "Hoppy and the Keeper of the Winds" features Hoppy the rabbit, who becomes the mighty Captain Marvel Bunny when he says the magic word "Shazam," as he encounters a whirlwind and meets a character called the Keeper of the West Winds who helps protect him from the dangerous tornado.
Fuzzy Bear opens a driving school and lands his first student in Mrs. Squirrel, who takes a lesson in the city and manages to navigate traffic with the bear's guidance—though not without a few close calls. Just as Fuzzy celebrates his success and tips, a rival driving school moves in right next door with a higher price, threatening his new business venture.
When a vicious whirlwind tears through the meadow, mild-mannered Hoppy transforms into Captain Marvel Bunny to help West, the displaced Keeper of the West Winds, reclaim his stolen wind-machine from the tyrannical North. With West, East, and South robbed of their suits and machines, Marvel Bunny must outwit North's slippery wind-suit and stop him from monopolizing all the world's winds—and rescue Millie along the way.
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