Four Color #697
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Picture Problems," Oswald and the boys head to Uncle Roscoe's cabin on Arrowhead Peak for a meteor shower, only to be visited by a mysterious spaceship from the planet Celester. When the alien visitors ask if Earth is a good place to take over, a simple misunderstanding over a pinch of pepper leads to an unexpected retreat—thanks to a cleverly delivered "powdered food" ruse. Fred Abranz handles both art and inks for the story, while John Carey provides the whimsical cover.
In "Picture Problems," Oswald and the boys venture into the mountains with a camera in hand, hoping to capture rare footage of the elusive Badluk Indians—only to find their photographic ambitions met with fierce resistance from a tribe with a deep-seated hatred of being photographed.
In "Shooting Stars," Oswald and the boys head to Uncle Roscoe’s mountain hideout on Arrowhead Peak to catch a meteor shower, only to be interrupted by a visiting spaceship from the planet Celester. The extraterrestrial visitors, assessing Earth for a possible takeover, are quickly deterred by a serving of pepper and the explanation that it’s just "powdered food."
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