Four Color #1068

In "The Sorry Safari," Francis and Peter accidentally sail to Africa after mistaking a tramp steamer for the Staten Island Ferry, then decide to earn their way home by guiding safaris. When their first customer insists on photographing a zebra, Peter devises a quick (and hilariously awkward) solution by painting Francis black and white.

In "Among the Cannibals," Francis and Peter find themselves captured by a jungle tribe with a very dangerous appetite—only Francis’s sudden, unexpected confidence turns the tide, as the cannibals mistake him for a deity. When an enemy tribe launches a surprise attack, the chaos offers the two explorers a chance to escape, but not before the jungle proves even more unpredictable than they ever imagined.

Francis and Peter set off on a wild goose chase at Diamond River, convinced they’re on the trail of real treasure—only to discover their "diamonds" are just props from a nearby movie shoot. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this lighthearted 1959 adventure turns a prospecting trip into a comically mistaken adventure.