Frisky Fables #1 [16]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Zany Sticks His Neck Out," Dopsy Durvy, a rabbit who sells fire extinguishers, stumbles into a storybook realm where he teams up with Hiawatha to face the menacing Fire Magician. Penciled and inked by Phil De Lara, this whimsical 1947 adventure blends surreal humor with classic adventure tropes, all framed by Al Fago’s vibrant cover art.
In "The Hairy Ape!", Spunky the monkey outsmarts Sid Squirrel not with fists, but with a clever ventriloquist act, turning the trickster’s own words against him. When he faces the mighty Gorilla Gus, Spunky discovers the beast is deaf—leaving him to find a new way to win the match.
In "Hiawatha and the Fire Magician," Dopsy Durvy, a rabbit who sells fire extinguishers, stumbles into a storybook realm where he teams up with the legendary Hiawatha to confront the menacing Fire Magician. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this six-page tale blends whimsy and adventure in a world where fire-fighting meets folklore.
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Reprinted in Frisky Fables #43 (1950), Frisky Animals #56 (1953), Super Animals #1 (1953), Spunky #1 (1957), Frisky Fables #43 (1958), Super-Cat #3 (1958), Jumbo Comic Book #1 (1979)
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