Funny Folks #4

A cheerful slice of postwar funny-animal humor from DC's 1946 lineup, this issue of Funny Folks features a cover by Rube Grossman that's hard not to smile at. A determined little fox in a jaunty cap draws a bow and arrow while practicing in front of a full-length mirror, cheekily asking, "If William Tell could do it — why can't I?" — with a pig in a sailor hat and another animal peering down from above the bold title lettering. At just ten cents, it's a warm, whimsical snapshot of the lighthearted all-ages comics DC was putting out in the mid-1940s.