Four Color #593
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Shooting Peas," a 1954 Four Color comic from Dell, Oswald—dismissed as a nobody when no one wants his autograph—decides to reinvent himself as a professional wrestler to prove his worth. Written by Carl Fallberg and illustrated by Ken Champin, the story follows his bold new path with humor and heart, all framed by Lynn Karp’s energetic cover art.
In a whimsical 1954 adventure from Four Color #593, Jo and his friends encounter a mysterious Moonite from the dark side of the Moon, who arrives in a flying saucer. Together, the trio teams up to outwit a crook trying to steal Oswald’s prized coin collection, blending sci-fi charm with classic funny-animal antics.
In a playful 1954 tale from Four Color #593, Oswald the rabbit, hurt by being told he’s a nobody because no one wants his autograph, sets out to prove himself by becoming a professional wrestler. With a mix of heart and humor, he trades his quiet life for the spotlight, chasing fame in a world where even the smallest animal can dream big.
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Reprinted in Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #95 (1967), Hacke Hackspett #8/1978
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