Cover: Carl Buettner

Four Color #129

Dec 1946 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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“Brer Rabbit an' De Tar-Baby”

In "Brer Rabbit an' De Tar-Baby," the clever Brer Rabbit faces a rare crisis—fearing he's losing his wits—and seeks help from a mysterious witch. Sent on a series of challenging tasks to sharpen his mind, he must outthink traps and riddles in a tale drawn with classic charm by Tom McKimson, whose artwork brings the Southern folk tales to life. The cover, by Carl Buettner, captures the story’s playful spirit in bold, expressive lines.

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writer Chase Craig · artist, inker, letterer Tom McKimson · colorist Western Publishing Production Shop · cover Carl Buettner

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writer Chase Craig

artist, inker, letterer Tom McKimson

colorist Western Publishing Production Shop

cover pencils, inks Carl Buettner

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Afraid he is losing his smartness, Brer Rabbit goes to a witch to get help. The witch sends him through a series of tasks to sharpen his mind.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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