Funny Films #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue features the character Whoo-Doodit, described as the world's funniest detective. In one story, college students play pranks on a police officer during a fraternity initiation, but the officer has the last laugh when he warns them that the First National Bank will be robbed at nine o'clock that night. Another story involves Whoo-Doodit investigating a meat thief; when the thief attempts to steal sausages from a butcher shop, Whoo-Doodit sets a clever trap using a string of wieners as bait to catch the criminal. The comic also includes a tale featuring anthropomorphic animal characters dealing with a diminutive woman and a wealthy man, complete with giant watermelons and various comedic mishaps.
A disagreeable young squirrel called Sairey-Contairey gets sent to visit her aunt and uncle in Leafy Forest, where she continues to contradict everything and everyone around her at every turn. Her relatives quickly discover that a change of scenery won't cure her contrary nature, and they'll need to find another way to deal with her stubborn ways.
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Reprinted in The Adventures of Spencer Spook #2 (1986)
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