Four Color #482
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"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.
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The Brownies decide they need to move to a bigger place. They take up residence in Farmer Brown's mailbox. When Farmer Brown mails a letter, it comes unsealed and Wobble gets caught inside then the mail carrier picks it up. When the letter and Wobble arrive at the Tractor Co. office, Wobble meets up with a family of mice that help him get sealed up with the reply letter back to Farmer Brown. The Brownies decide the mailbox isn't a good place to live and end up moving into a discarded carburetor.
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