Huckleberry Hound #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dumbfounded Hound," Mr. Jinks tries his hand at a series of wholesome hobbies to stay youthful, only to be thwarted at every turn by Pixie and Dixie’s clever sabotage. Written by Vic Lockman and brought to life with energetic art by Kay Wright, this 1961 Dell classic captures the chaos of well-intentioned schemes gone hilariously wrong. The cover by Harvey Eisenberg perfectly captures the moment of comedic despair.
In "Soft-Type Job," lazy Hokey Wolf and Ding-a-Ling land a surprisingly cushy gig demonstrating mattresses in a department store window—until a pair of safecrackers turn their laid-back routine into a high-stakes game of wits and wool.
In "Hobby Happy," Mr. Jinks tries his hand at a series of wholesome pastimes to stay youthful, but Pixie and Dixie have other plans—each new hobby ends in comedic chaos as the cat spirals into exhaustion, both mind and body. The story captures the classic slapstick rhythm of early animated comics, with clever gags rooted in the trio’s enduring antics.
In "Teeter Trouble," a wobbly log teeter-totter leads to a clumsy flying-flop for Boo Boo, and Yogi’s well-meaning efforts to help only end up making things worse—again. The chaos unfolds in just one page of classic, slapstick charm from Huckleberry Hound #13.
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Reprinted in Familien Flint #10/1965 (1965), Top Comics Huckleberry Hound #1 (1967), Familien Flint #21/1967 (1967), Huckleberry Hound #31 (1967), Familien Flint #16/1970 (1970), Huckleberry Hound #42 (1970), Familie Feuerstein #1, Familie Feuerstein #7, Hucky #31
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