Funny Films #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Funny Films #16 This issue features multiple stories centered on animal characters. "Blunderbunny" depicts a landlady chasing after Blunderbunny and Bunky for unpaid rent, only to have them cause chaos when they narrowly escape her threats. Another story follows a yellow dog in a Western setting who initially proposes a game of hide-and-seek to escape the outlaw Dead-Eye Dick, then convinces his canine companion to confront the villain on a railroad track. A third story shows Sappy the pig entertaining Mr. Schultz with tales of increasingly elaborate airplane inventions, culminating in a motorless jet-propelled aircraft design that confuses his bemused listener.
Three clever mice face off against a scheming cat who thinks he's outsmarted them—until they turn the tables with firecrackers and teamwork. When the cat declares the house isn't big enough for all of them, the mice prove that three heads really are better than one, and he's the one who ends up leaving town. It's a fast-paced chase full of slapstick hijinks and the kind of cartoon logic that makes funny animal comics such a blast.
A scheming dog uses food as bait and a painted shadow to outsmart a cat bent on revenge, leading to a slapstick showdown neither quite expects. "A Doggone Shame" is a quick, clever bit of cartoon logic where the hunter becomes the hunted.
A cat and dog engage in an escalating scheme of retaliation in this slapstick romp: the dog frames the cat for chasing the goldfish, leading the cat to plot revenge with a bomb—but when things don't go according to plan, both end up in the line of fire. It's a wild tit-for-tat showdown where nobody quite gets the upper hand they're after.
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Reprinted in Pop Comics #1 (1955)
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