Frisky Fables #1 [28]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1948 novelty comic, Spunky—ever the quick-witted trickster—fakes being the Crown Prince of Kangavania just to score free meals, only to find himself in real trouble when two crooks snatch him for ransom. After a daring escape, he’s tricked into being put on display at a carnival, billed as “a real live prince!” — all drawn with lively flair by Jason Comic Art, whose dynamic art brings the chaos to life, while Al Fago’s bold cover captures the absurd spectacle.
In "null," Spunky, a clever little fox with a flair for theatrics, spins a tale of royal lineage to score free meals—until his prank backfires when two crooked hoods snatch him for ransom. After a daring escape, he’s swiftly ensnared again, this time as a sideshow spectacle: “a real live prince!”—all for the amusement of a gawking crowd.
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Reprinted in Cartoon Funnies #13 (1948), Fun Parade #46 (1952), Spunky #2 (1957), Jumbo Comic Book #1 (1979)
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