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Cover: Don Gunn

Four Color #482

Jul 1953 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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"Flower Trap" is a whimsical 1953 adventure from Four Color #482, where the mischievous Brownies seek a new home—first in Farmer Brown’s mailbox, then caught in a letter and whisked away to the Tractor Co. office, where they encounter a family of mice. Written and illustrated entirely by Don Gunn, with his distinctive art and lettering on both the story and cover, this playful tale captures the Brownies’ chaotic journey through the mail system in a charming, offbeat early comic.

Contains 7 stories
Flower Trap
1 pp · Fantasy
The Brownies
The Brownies Find a Home and Wobble Takes a Trip
10 pp · Fantasy
The Brownies [BrainySpindleyWobble] Uncle DudeFarmer Brown

In a whimsical 1953 tale from Four Color #482, the mischievous Brownies trade their old home for a mailbox—only to find themselves accidentally shipped off when Farmer Brown mails a letter. Caught inside, young Wobble embarks on an unexpected journey to the Tractor Co. office, where he’s aided by a kind family of mice and eventually sealed into a reply letter bound for home. The Brownies, realizing the mailbox isn’t the cozy refuge they hoped, soon settle into a new life inside a discarded carburetor.

The Brownies Go to Work
8 pp · Fantasy
The Brownies [WizardBrainySpindleyWobble]

When the Brownies are reprimanded by the Wizard for idleness, they decide to try their hand at real jobs—Spindly becomes a detective, Brainy a doctor, Wobble a cowboy, and others take on roles as a mechanic and animal trainer. Their well-intentioned efforts lead to a series of comical misadventures, proving that even the most ambitious plans don’t always work out.

The Brownies and Prof. Teeny's Magic Hair Restorer
6 pp · Fantasy
The Brownies [WobbleWizard]Prof. Teeny

In "The Brownies and Prof. Teeny's Magic Hair Restorer," the mischievous Brownies encounter a traveling professor with a curious potion promising to restore lost hair. When Wobble accidentally gets doused and later emerges with his head stuck in a chestnut burr, the other Brownies are convinced the magic formula has worked—though not in the way anyone expected.

The Badkins Kidnap Peanut
8 pp · Fantasy
The BadkinsThe Brownies [PeanutWizardSpindly]

When the mischievous Badkins snatch Peanut, a small Brownie, to force him into dish duty, the other Brownies rally to his rescue. With the Wizard’s clever trickery, they stage a fake attack by a giant caterpillar, sending the Badkins fleeing in panic.

Building a Birdhouse
1 pp · Fantasy
The Brownies
Hot-Seat
1 pp · Fantasy
The Brownies

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artist, inker, letterer Don Gunn
cover pencils, inks Don Gunn

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