Huckleberry Hound #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Dirty Birdie," Huckleberry Hound launches a new enterprise—giving birds the spa treatment—with a surprisingly messy first client: an ostrich who can't resist sticking his head in the dirt when scared. Written and illustrated by Harvey Eisenberg, this 1969 Western Comics gem captures Huck’s cheerful chaos with playful energy, all on a cover by Harvey Eisenberg.
In "The Dirty Birdie," Huck sets up a mobile bird-bathing service, turning his charm and cleverness to cleaning up feathered friends. His first challenge comes when he tackles an ostrich who keeps burying his head in the dirt—literally—whenever he’s spooked, making a proper bath a slippery proposition.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #1050 (1959), Huckleberry Hound #3 (1960), Huckleberry Hound #4 (1960), Huckleberry Hound #7 (1960), Huckleberry Hound #10 (1961), Huckleberry Hound #14 (1961)
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