Four Color #321

In "Turkey Troubles," Scoutmaster Johnson leads his scouts on their annual trip to Camp Musapaquadie, where a simple errand to buy eggs spirals into chaos when the farm's misunderstanding sends two dozen squawking turkeys tumbling into camp. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story captures the classic mix of camp mischief and lighthearted mayhem that defined early Four Color adventures.

In "Sign Off," a curious twist unfolds when Scoutmaster Johnson tries to read the direction signs on a tall pole—only for the pole to break when he climbs it, leaving the signs' original directions still a mystery. The story captures a quiet moment of confusion and unintended consequence, all in a single, simple page.

In "The Little Scouts Do a Good Deed," a group of Boy Scouts sets up camp only to discover a nearby group of Girl Scouts doing the same. With well-meaning enthusiasm, the boys try to help, leading to a series of small, lighthearted mishaps that test their teamwork and kindness.