Four Color #458
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Four Color #458 (1953), Reddy Fox spins a web of freebies—flying lessons, carrots, stew, and photos—to lure the gullible Oswald into his clutches, only for Floyd and Lloyd to come swooping in each time to save the day. With art by Lloyd White and inks by Suzanne Seaborne, and a cover by Dan Gormley, this classic tale blends slapstick peril with the kind of wholesome chaos only a 1950s comic could deliver.
In this 1953 Four Color tale, Reddy Fox lures the gullible Oswald with promises of free flying lessons, free carrots, free carrot stew, and free photos—each time narrowly avoiding becoming Reddy’s next meal, only to be rescued by the ever-watchful Floyd and Lloyd.
In this 1953 tale from Four Color #458, Floyd and Lloyd turn an abandoned house into their playground, outsmarting Reddy Fox with clever antics. When Reddy tries to trick them with a fake camera, his plan backfires—leading him straight to a very surprised skunk.
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