Four Color #452

Feb 1953 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "The Meanness of Fuzzy Fox," Eddie Elf uses magic soapsuds to summon a soap bubble dragon in defense of the forest, only to find himself and the Raggedys captured by the mischievous Witchie Crosspatch. A whimsical clash of whimsy and woe unfolds in this 1953 Four Color adventure, illustrated with playful flair by George Kerr and L. Bing.

Contains 3 stories

The Meanness of Fuzzy Fox

12 pp · Fantasy

Raggedy AnnMrs. HennypennyCheepy ChickFuzzy FoxDr. StorkWitchie Crosspatch

Bad Bertram and the Bugs

8 pp · Fantasy

Raggedy AnnRaggedy AndyBertram BearGrampy Cricket

In "Bad Bertram and the Bugs," the mischievous Bad Bertram Bear takes delight in trapping a cage full of insects, only to find his cruelty met with unexpected resistance. When Raggedy Ann and Andy free the bugs, they rally together in a surprising show of unity—turning the tables on Bertram in a twist he never saw coming.

The Magic Soapsuds

12 pp · Fantasy

Raggedy AnnRaggedy Andythe SnoopwiggyGruffy BearEddie ElfWitchie Crosspatch

In "The Magic Soapsuds," young Eddie Elf wields enchanted bubbles to defend the forest from bullies like the Snoopwiggy and Gruffy Bear. When the mischievous Raggedys and Eddie are captured by the sinister Witchie Crosspatch, their fate hangs in the balance—though the magic of the soapsuds may yet offer a way out.