Funny Stuff #25

From DC's cheerful humor anthology comes this September 1947 issue, with a cover by Otto Feuer that sets the comedic tone perfectly: a frantic green frog blows into a giant tuba with such force that his hat goes flying — while the Dodo, wide-eyed and bewildered, finds himself trapped inside the instrument's enormous bell. Fifty-two pages of funny animal fun await inside, with stories featuring "The Dodo and the Frog" brought to life by writer Gardner Fox and artist Rube Grossman. At just ten cents, this was a delightful deal for anyone who appreciated their comics on the lighter side.