Four Color #398
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDelightful chaos reigns on Don Gunn's cover for this 1952 Dell entry in the Four Color series, where a crowd of the tiny, round-headed Brownies scramble around a giant yellow bird perched in what appears to be a large cage, while insects — a green caterpillar, ladybugs, and a yellow bug — join the mayhem alongside tumbling apples and a top hat. Brownies dangle from ropes, hang upside down, and cluster around a swirling tub of water, every inch of the image packed with cheerful, good-natured mischief. It's a wonderfully busy scene that captures the warm, whimsical spirit Palmer Cox's little folk brought to generations of readers.
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A robber bug hides from the Brownie policeman in a dandelion, but the wind blows the fluff away and exposes him.
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