Funny Films #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Too Much to Bear!", Blunderbunny's latest inventions—meant to be humane weapons—fall on deaf ears at the U.S. government, until a foreign agent bearing led by Boris Nogoodovich sees an opportunity. With Dan Gordon handling both art and inks, this 1954 Funny Films issue delivers classic slapstick with a Cold War twist, all on a cover he also drew himself.
A Bear and a squirrel clash over a cozy hollow tree, each determined to claim it as their own home. When strength and cunning fail to settle the dispute, the two resort to increasingly wild tactics to drive each other out. By the time the dust clears in "Too Much to Bear!", both may discover that home is more than just winning a fight.
Blunderbunny’s latest inventions—humane weapons designed to avoid harm—get passed over by the U.S. government, leaving the rabbit frustrated. Enter foreign agent bears led by Boris Nogoodovich, who see a chance to turn Blunderbunny’s ideas to their own advantage with a carefully staged demonstration.
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