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Cover: George Kerr

Four Color #45

Jun 1944 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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In "My Invitation," Marcella’s toys take an unexpected adventure when Raggedy Ann and Eddie Elephant drift away on a sailboat during a beach trip, leaving the island behind. With the string broken and the tide carrying them far out, Raggedy Andy sets off in a wind-up tin boat to bring them home. George Kerr’s expressive artwork brings this quiet, seaside journey to life, capturing the innocence and courage of toys on a mission.

Contains 7 stories
My Invitation
1 pp
Raggedy AnnHootie OwlBertram Bear
Untitled Fantasy story
10 pp · Fantasy
Raggedy AnnRaggedy AndyQuacky DoodlesCleety ClownHairy Puppy DogMr. MeanieJasper JayMr. MuskratMrs. Muskrat

In this 1944 fantasy tale from Four Color #45, a mischievous cuckoo from a clock tumbles onto Quacky Doodles, sparking a quiet moment of teamwork when the Raggedys set it right. Left feeling overlooked, Quacky stomps off into the meadow, only to find himself caught in a trap—just as the Raggedys follow to make things right.

Untitled Fantasy story
8 pp · Fantasy
Raggedy AnnRaggedy AndyMarcellaEddie ElephantLeo Lion

In this whimsical 1944 tale from Four Color #45, Marcella’s forgotten toys take an unexpected adventure when Raggedy Ann and Eddie Elephant are swept away on a sailboat that drifts out to sea. With the tide carrying them toward an uncharted island, Raggedy Andy sets off in a wind-up tin boat to bring them home.

Untitled Fantasy story
8 pp · Fantasy
Raggedy AnnRaggedy AndyHairy Puppy DogBeloved BelindyEddie Elf

In this whimsical 1944 tale from Four Color #45, Raggedy Ann finds herself transformed when a splash of bleach turns her completely white after falling into a bucket of mop water. With the help of Eddie Elf and her loyal friends, she sets out on a playful quest to restore her familiar look—though not without a few unexpected twists along the way.

Untitled Fantasy story
8 pp · Fantasy
Raggedy AnnRaggedy AndyWalter WeaselWinifred WeaselGrampie FieldmouseGranny Fieldmouse: Cookie ManCookie Woman

In the heart of a harsh winter, the Raggedys journey to the whimsical Cookie Land to save Grampie and Granny Fieldmouse, who are struggling to survive without food. There, they find a place where sweets grow like crops—sweet, strange, and far too good to be true.

Untitled Fantasy story
8 pp · Fantasy
Raggedy AnnRaggedy AndyDr. StorkBertram BearFelix FoxMummy Bunny

In this whimsical 1944 tale from Four Color #45, Dr. Stork’s world turns upside down when he misplaces his spectacles, leaving him reliant on the help of the Raggedys to deliver newborns. With Bertram Bear and Felix Fox lurking, eager to turn the babies into lunch, the unlikely team must navigate chaos and clever traps to keep the little ones safe.

Untitled Fantasy story
8 pp · Fantasy
Raggedy AnnRaggedy AndyBeloved BelindyCleety ClownDicky BirdMama MouseMaurice MouseQuacky Doodle

In a quiet moment of play, a playful pillow fight among the toys accidentally opens the door to Dicky Bird’s cage, setting off a small but urgent adventure. With the bird in danger from a prowling cat, the Raggedys and their toy companions must work together to rescue him and return him safely to his home.

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artist, inker George Kerr
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