Four Color #721
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fishing," a 1956 Four Color comic from Dell, Captain Kangaroo tends to the toys in the Treasure House, preparing them for a hospital donation. At midnight, the toys awaken—only for a selfish doll, pretending to be broken, to try sabotaging her peers when she realizes she’ll be left behind. Art by Mike Sekowsky captures the whimsy and quiet tension of this bedtime tale.
In "The Balloon Man," the zoo’s grand opening hangs in the balance when Mr. Green Jeans realizes he never sent out the announcements—no one knows it’s open. With time running out, Captain Kangaroo hatches a clever plan using balloons to draw in the crowd, turning the sky into a bright, floating invitation.
In "Miss Fix It," Captain Kangaroo works late in the Treasure House, mending toys for a hospital donation. At midnight, the toys awaken—only one, a selfish doll pretending to be broken, has no intention of leaving her cozy home. When she realizes the others are set to go, she schemes to keep them behind.
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