Four Color #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Butterfly Catcher," Oswald and Toby tumble into a mysterious realm after falling down a mountain hole, where they’re swiftly imprisoned for plucking the final flower in a kingdom ruled by a whimsical curse. The Merry Witch challenges them to survive a night without laughter, setting off a surreal adventure in a land where even the smallest joy could break the spell. Written by John Stanley and illustrated by Lloyd White, with a cover by Dan Gormley, this 1945 Four Color comic blends whimsy and wonder in a tale that’s as clever as it is charming.
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Oswald and Toby fall into a deep hole at the top of a mountain and end up in a strange land. Oswald and Toby are jailed when Toby accidentally picks the last flower in the kingdom. They escape from jail and go to the castle of the Merry Witch, who has placed a curse on the land so that flowers will not grow. The witch says she'll lift the curse if the two can go all night without laughing.
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