Fun Parade #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Man Attracts Wrong Woman" in Fun Parade #46 (1950) delivers a quirky, high-stakes caper from writer-artist W. Jourdain, whose all-in-one creative hand shapes every page with crisp, expressive lines. When Snoopy intercepts a radio report about a child’s kidnapping, he takes matters into his own paws—demanding answers from the underworld with a surprisingly firm ultimatum. The cover by Louis Priscilla captures the moment’s tension with a bold, stylized image that perfectly frames the story’s oddball blend of crime and comedy.
In this lighthearted 1950 humor tale from Fun Parade #46, Jo finds herself tangled in a fashion farce when her homemade hat—crafted from old scraps to stand out in a film crowd scene—gets mistaken for a stolen design by the pompous costume designer Mr. Hatteur. When the star, Miss La Bour, is caught wearing the very same ugly hat, the truth behind the theft takes a delightfully unexpected turn.
In a brief, deadpan gem from Fun Parade #46, Snoopy—ever the self-appointed detective—leaps into action after hearing a radio broadcast about the kidnapping of an heiress child. With a mix of bravado and bureaucratic flair, he demands answers from the underworld, only to find the mother of Baby De Murph unimpressed by the ransom amount and concerned about the scandal.
In this brief 1950 humor-mystery gem from Fun Parade #46, Snoopy’s enthusiasm for the Police Parade leads him straight into trouble—literally. When a patrol officer halts him for lacking a license tag, Snoopy calmly reveals the tag is on him, but it’s not just any tag: it’s one that bears his own police medals.
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