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Cover: George Peltz
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Funny Fables #2

Nov 1957 · Decker · 0.10 USD
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In "Midas," a young runaway named David finds unexpected refuge with a fire-breathing dragon named Grundlesnitz—only to discover the creature is far more interested in selling toasted-cheese sandwiches than devouring him. Dave Berg's expressive art brings this whimsical twist on myth to life, with George Peltz's cover capturing the story’s playful spirit.

Contains 5 stories
Midas
4 pp · Fantasy
King MidasBacchus
The Boy Who Lost His Size
4 pp · Children, Fantasy
NedWitch

Young Ned learns a harsh lesson when he accidentally crosses a Witch's shadow, and she shrinks him down to tiny size as punishment. To grow back to normal, he must solve her cryptic riddle by listening to what the grass, bird, and bee have to say—a quest that takes him through a strange garden world where even the smallest act of kindness might lead him toward the answer.

The Wolf Boy
6 pp · Children, Fantasy
Rumplestiltskin
8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Fantasy
ElsaKing CyrilAugustus BrownJimmy JaybirdRonnie RabbitRumplestiltskin
David and the Dragon
6 pp · Children, Fantasy
DavidGrundlesnitz (dragon)

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Full credits

artist, inker Dave Berg
cover pencils, inks George Peltz

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