Four Color #243
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Thumper Follows His Nose," the mischievous rabbit Thumper stumbles upon the Three Bears' house, torn between temptation and conscience as he eyes their porridge. With the Big Bad Wolf on his trail, Thumper takes refuge back at the house—only to give in to hunger and finish off the meal. Art by Jim Pabian, with cover by Carl Buettner, this 1949 Four Color comic delivers a classic tale of wits, hunger, and a very short memory.
In this 1949 tale from Four Color #243, Thumper the rabbit stumbles upon the Three Bears’ house, torn between temptation and conscience over their warm porridge. When the Big Bad Wolf shows up, Thumper flees back to the house—only to finally give in and eat all the porridge.
Thumper, a small bunny feeling down about his size, finds a surprising new perspective when he meets Wiggly Worm—someone for whom Thumper is a towering giant. In this gentle, whimsical tale from Four Color #243, a simple encounter reshapes how one little creature sees himself.
In "Thumper Is a Hero," the forest's quiet rabbit hero steps up when lumbermen and hunters endanger his home. After putting out a fire started by careless visitors, Thumper earns the respect of the forest rangers, who declare the area a protected preserve.
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