Four Color #522
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Runaway Car," the mischievous Badkins face their own sticky situation when they steal a strawberry shortcake made by the Brownies—only to end up trapped in the very jar they’d used to imprison Billy Beetle. With Don Gunn handling both the interior art and cover, this 1953 Four Color comic delivers a sweet little tale of justice served with a side of sticky frosting.
In "The Brownies Blast Off Into Space," Brainy and Spindly launch a makeshift rocket fueled by a firecracker, aiming for the moon with childlike determination. Their journey takes an unexpected turn when they crash-land in a giant watermelon in Farmer Brown's field.
When a careless cigar sparks a grass fire, the Brownies spring into action—racing to save Mrs. Ladybug and her children, relocating her house to the safety of the creek. But as flames close in, the little helpers find themselves trapped, their courage tested before a familiar friend arrives to lend a hand.
In a quiet countryside cottage, the Brownies rally around Farmer Brown’s sick daughter, crafting a makeshift television from a cardboard box and staging a whimsical variety show just for her. With music, dance, and playful performances, they bring laughter and warmth to her bedside—proof that magic isn’t always in spells, but in the kindness of friends.
In "Trapped in a Bottle," the mischievous Badkins trap Billy Beetle in a glass jar, but the Brownies aren’t about to let that stand—especially after the culprits steal their freshly baked strawberry shortcake. When the Brownies bake a second one, they set a clever trap that turns the tables on the thieves, leaving the Badkins just as stuck as Billy was.
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