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Fawcett's Funny Animals #82

Oct 1953 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD
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This issue features multiple animal-centered comic stories, including one where Slinky the cat poses as a landlord to evict Rodney Rodent from his home, only to be outwitted when Rodney reveals his true identity and turns the tables. Another story follows Herman Hare assisting Hoppy and friends after they wreck their car, though Herman's attempts to fix the vehicle with three wheels instead of four lead to comedic mishaps. A third story depicts a yellow bird and beaver characters attempting to rescue a boat from sinking by drilling drain holes to let water out, misunderstanding the principle and creating further problems.

Contains 8 stories
The Stolen Swimming Pool
9 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Slinko Stinky claims he’s building a swimming pool in his backyard, but when Mr. Pooch suddenly falls ill with a mysterious, fatal-sounding condition, Slinko sees his chance to take over the project—only to find his scheme unraveling when Neighbor Rodney Rodent starts piecing together the truth.

All Washed Up
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Teddy Bear is roped into a dangerous window-washing job by his scheming friend Skeeze the Weasel, who promises him wealth and a high position—only to reveal the "job" is literally cleaning up from the top floor. When Teddy discovers he’s been tricked into doing all the risky work while Skeeze claims the inside half, he storms off, only to end up stranded outside, chasing a prank that turns deadly when he leaps with a borrowed "parachute" that’s actually a scout pack.

Muscle Tussle
7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Hoppy, smitten with Millie, tries to impress her by flexing his muscles at the carnival, only to be mocked by the boastful Herman Hare. When Hoppy accidentally wrecks his car, Herman offers help—only to reveal his own strength is more show than substance, leading to a series of escalating mishaps. As Hoppy struggles to win Millie back from Herman’s antics, he finds himself trapped in a gymnasium full of malfunctioning equipment, where every attempt to prove himself leads to chaos.

Inflation Trouble
0.5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Winnah... and Still Champion
0.5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Bailing, Bailing
8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Uncle Bobby is busy building a boat from a prefab kit when his young nephew BEEP and his friend SQUEAKY try to help—only to accidentally turn it into a leaky mess by drilling extra holes and nailing things in the wrong places. As Uncle Bobby storms off in frustration, the two kids decide to build their own boat, leading to a chaotic but heartfelt effort that surprises even him.

Parade Time
0.5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Buzzy Bee is excited for Parade Time and eagerly prepares to join the procession, but his enthusiasm leads to a series of chaotic mishaps involving a water boy and an ambitious cat. The story captures the playful energy of the moment as Buzzy tries to keep things under control while the parade unfolds around him.

Water Boy
0.5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

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