Four Color #549
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Four Color #549, Floyd and Lloyd pull off a clever carnival prank by rigging a strength test to make Oswald seem impressively powerful—only to find themselves trapped in the lie when Oswald keeps showing off his "new strength." Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Phil De Lara, this 1954 tale of mistaken might and escalating mischief is brought to life with lively art and a touch of classic comic charm, all on a cover by Lynn Karp.
Floyd and Lloyd’s new bird whistle takes an unexpected turn when it draws a colossal, surprisingly playful prehistoric bird from a nearby tar pit—leading the creature on a chaotic, feathered adventure straight back to their home.
In this 1954 Four Color tale, Floyd and Lloyd pull off a clever prank by rigging a carnival strength tester to make Oswald seem impressively strong—only to find themselves trapped in the lie as Oswald keeps showing off his "new" power. Written and drawn with playful charm, the story follows the escalating chaos of keeping up the ruse in a world where even the most absurd antics can have real consequences.
In this 1954 Four Color tale, Floyd and Lloyd set a trap in a lagoon, planting fake pearls for Oswald to discover while diving—only to find themselves in a much more urgent predicament when Reddy Fox suddenly pounces, ready to make a meal of them.
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