Flippity & Flop #31

Dec 1956 · DC · 0.10 USD

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In this 1956 DC gem, Flippity & Flop #31, Flippity’s sudden loss of voice sends him scrambling—only for Sam to hand him a dog whistle in a twist of comedic timing. When Flop discovers the whistle actually works, he tries to test just how far Sam can hear it, but the prankster’s plan begins to unravel in ways he didn’t expect. Written by Alpine Harper and Cecil Beard, with art and cover by Jim Davis, this classic short captures the duo’s mischievous charm in a story that’s as clever as it is silly.

Contains 4 stories

Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

In this playful 1956 tale from *Flippity & Flop #31*, Sam and Flop trade roles in a mischievous game of pretend, each trying to outwit the other by mimicking the other’s actions—Sam faking Flippity’s escape while Flop stages a surprise ambush, all in a whirl of animal antics and clever deception.

Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

In this 1956 tale from *Flippity & Flop #31*, Flop tricks Flippity into disabling an alarm to sneak Sam’s dog food—only for Flippity to be wrongly accused when Sam uncovers the evidence. When Sam realizes Flippity was just a pawn, he shifts his focus to unmask the real culprit behind the theft.

Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

In this 1956 classic from *Flippity & Flop #31*, the clever duo Twiddle and Twaddle use a playful set of made-up rules to outwit a dog on the hunt—turning his pursuit into a game of increasingly absurd challenges, all while slipping away with more snacks than he can count.

Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

In this quirky 1956 tale from *Flippity & Flop #31*, Flippity’s sudden loss of voice sends him scrambling for help—only for Sam to hand him a dog whistle as a clever workaround. When Flop tries to catch Flippity using the whistle’s eerie call, he’s stunned to find it actually works, leading to a moment of surprise and misdirection. But Sam, ever the trickster, isn’t fooled for long.