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Cover: George Peltz
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Full of Fun #2

Nov 1957 · Decker · 0.10 USD
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This anthology comic contains multiple humorous stories. One story follows a judge who attempts assassination but seeks forgiveness, then gets roped into raising a flagpole in front of a courthouse with two boys, resulting in comedic chaos. Another features a young golfer repeatedly trying and failing to play golf with a dog caddy named "Ball Finder," who continues sabotaging his attempts. A third story depicts a young boy whose talking parrot named Jerry repeatedly demands food, leading the boy on various errands from a bakery to a pet shop to find parakeet seeds, only to discover the bird eats the seeds himself.

Contains 5 stories
Shipwrecked
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bingo the Monkey Doodle Boy lands a job at J.J. Flotsam's shipyard just as a yacht rolls in for repairs, and what starts as a straightforward assignment quickly spirals into comedic chaos when his well-intentioned solutions create bigger problems than he solves. Watch as Bingo tackles barnacles, bilge water, and busted planks with the kind of logic that only makes things worse—though somehow, against all odds, he manages to deliver the yacht back to its captain in one piece.

The Galloping Pole
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Slinky and Slim find a horseshoe and attempt to bring themselves some good luck—but their toss lands on Judge Scalawag instead, forcing the unlucky pair into a civic duty: erecting a flagpole in front of the courthouse. What should be a straightforward task spirals into comedic chaos when the boys discover they've forgotten a crucial step, leading them on a wild goose chase that tests their patience and ingenuity.

Above Par
6 pp · Children

Little Bit and his dog Hawkshaw dream of adding glamour to the caddying profession, so they head to the golf course to prove themselves—but the other caddies aren't thrilled about the competition from such a pint-sized pair. When a gruff Scottish golfer arrives at the club, Little Bit finally gets his chance to show what he and his clever ball-finding dog can really do on the green.

The Frog and the Ox
2 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

When a young frog encounters a massive ox grazing in the meadow, he returns home with tales of the enormous creature—but his father, an old frog, refuses to believe anything could be bigger than himself. Determined to prove his size, the old frog begins puffing himself up larger and larger, ignoring his son's warnings that he'll never match the ox's true size. This modern take on Aesop's classic fable explores what happens when pride and stubbornness override common sense.

Fine-Feathered Friend
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Bingo the monkey wants to catch a movie, but a quarter won't cover both admission and a meal—so he buys food instead and encounters Jerry, a talking bird determined to announce his hunger to anyone within earshot. As Jerry's relentless squawking drags Bingo from one misadventure to another, the young monkey must decide whether this troublemaking fine-feathered friend is worth the chaos.

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cover pencils, inks George Peltz

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↩ Reprints Little Bit #2 (1949), Bingo, the Monkey Doodle Boy #1 (1953)

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