Cover: Bill Weaver

Four Color #543

Mar 1954 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "Harnessing Cubby's Energy," Eenie Q. Wolverine spins a wild tale about buried golden totem poles, convincing Wiggily that his dam is dangerously cracked and his house must be moved—right away. With Bill Weaver handling art, inks, lettering, and cover, this 1954 Four Color comic delivers a quirky, early adventure in a 10-cent package.

Contains 4 stories

Harnessing Cubby's Energy

1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Cubby BearButch Bear

The Golden Totem Poles

14 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Uncle WiggilyNurse JaneEenie Q. WolverineFlattail BeaverButch Bear

In "The Golden Totem Poles," Eenie Q. Wolverine stirs up trouble with an old Indian map claiming two golden totem poles lie beneath Wiggily’s house, pushing Wiggily to fear the dam behind his home is about to fail—though the real danger might be the treasure hunt Eenie’s scheming has sparked.

The Unlucky Coin

10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Uncle WiggilySammyPokey TurtleShaggy WolfThe Bad Chaps [Fuzzy FoxBobby Bobcat]

In "The Unlucky Coin," Shaggy and Pokey's rivalry over a single nickel escalates until Wiggily steps in with a seemingly fair solution: hiding the coin so the first to find it wins ownership. With playful tension and classic slapstick, the trio's antics unfold in a simple yet charming tale of greed, chance, and the unexpected consequences of a small, shiny prize.

The Egg Thieves

10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Uncle WiggilyUncle ButterPossie PossumRoscoe RoosterGrandpa ChuckButch Bear (cameo)Eenie Q. Wolverine (cameo)Scillery Scallery Alligator (villain)Muscles the Frog (villain)