Four Color #85
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Monkey's New Hat," two struggling detectives in 1945 turn to dog-walking to stay afloat, taking on a peculiar weekly route with a fierce dog named Goro and an enigmatic old lady at the pier. Written by John Stanley and illustrated by Dan Gormley—whose dynamic pencils and inks bring the oddball duo and their mysterious assignment to life—this quirky tale blends mild suspense with a touch of the surreal, all under a cover by Gormley that captures the story’s offbeat charm.
In "The Mad Dog Mystery," two down-on-their-luck detective dogs, Andy and Charlie, take on a peculiar side gig walking a notorious mutt named Goro. Every week, the dog follows a strict route to the pier, where an old lady always appears to pat him—until Andy starts to wonder if the routine hides something far stranger than a simple walk.
In "The Patter of Tiny Roots," Andy and Charlie’s innocent plan to adopt a pair of young shrubs from the nursery sparks a misunderstanding when their nosy neighbors assume they’re talking about children—leading to an unexpected call to the authorities. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1945 Four Color tale captures the charm and humor of anthropomorphic animals in a lighthearted, small-town mix-up.
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