Huckleberry Hound #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Smile, Please," Huckleberry Hound and Old Charley stand guard over a museum full of curious exhibits, determined to protect a rare antique jewel collection from two bumbling safecrackers. With Harvey Eisenberg handling art, inks, and letters—and Carl Fallberg scripting the caper—this 1968 Western Publishing gem delivers classic cartoon chaos, all wrapped in a cover by Eisenberg that captures the mischief in motion.
When two safecrackers target a rare antique jewel collection hidden in the museum director’s safe, they’re met with more than just steel and locks—Huck, Old Charley, and a whole gallery of animated museum exhibits stand in their way. With wits, whimsy, and a few unexpected obstacles, the night turns into a chaotic chase through history’s most unlikely defenses.
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