Fawcett's Funny Animals #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePure carnival delight fills this January 1952 issue of Fawcett's Funny Animals, as a cheerful cast of anthropomorphic critters — including a chick, a pig, a kangaroo, a cat, and a colorful rooster-like bird — whirl through the air on a midway airplane ride, each piloting their own little propeller plane around a towering central pole. The scene bursts with bright, sunny energy that lives up to the book's "Wholesome Approved Entertainment" seal, promising the kind of lighthearted fun that made Fawcett's animal titles a staple of the ten-cent spinner rack. With a story titled "Destination Moonshine" inside, this issue looks ready to send its zany cast on an adventure as spirited as the cover suggests.
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