Cover: Dan Gormley

Four Color #67

Apr 1945 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "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.

Contains 3 stories

The Butterfly Catcher

1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Oswald the Rabbit

The Merry Witch's Curse

32 pp · Adventure, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Oswald the RabbitTobyKing Wiggle Wagthe Merry Witch

In "The Merry Witch's Curse," Oswald and Toby tumble into a whimsical, flowerless realm after falling down a mountain hole, only to be imprisoned for stealing the last bloom in the kingdom. Forced to seek the help of the enigmatic Merry Witch, they must endure a night of relentless humor—without laughing—if they hope to break her curse and restore the land’s lost blossoms.

The Secret Six

18 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Oswald the RabbitTobyD. J. Rarebit

In this 1945 tale from Four Color #67, D. J. Rarebit, a corporate bigwig with a flair for the dramatic, finds himself on the receiving end of a mysterious threat from the notorious "Secret Six." To outsmart the gang, he enlists the help of the ever-resourceful Oswald, setting up a high-stakes game of deception where the real danger lies in who—or what—gets mistaken for the target.