Funny Stuff #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Don't Fence Me In!", Oliver takes the reins as police chief for Boys' Day, launching his tenure with a high-stakes challenge: Bulldog must catch Louie the Pickpocket by midnight or lose his job. With Ron Santi handling both the interior art and cover, this 1946 DC classic delivers a lighthearted yet tense caper, all rendered in crisp, energetic lines.
In "Don't Fence Me In!" from Funny Stuff #14 (1946), newly minted police chief Oliver takes charge on Boys' Day, launching his first official act with a high-stakes ultimatum: Bulldog must catch Louie the Pickpocket by midnight or lose his job. With the clock ticking and the streets alive with mischief, the chase is on—though not everyone’s playing by the rules.
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