Jingle Jangle Comics #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJingle Jangle Comics #23 is an anthology featuring multiple stories. "Humphrey Bohawk" depicts a bird character whose mischievous antics lead to conflict with other woodland creatures, culminating in his exile from the forest. "Aunty Spry's Birthday Party" follows a rotund woman planning festivities with mysterious guests arriving, leading to riding lessons and complications. "Second-Story Sam" shows a burglar stealing a clock from a palace, then attempting to extract jewels from it with help from a diminutive criminal associate, ultimately struggling to open the timepiece to retrieve his prize.
Bingo and Glum journey to Fairytale Land when the Old Woman in the Shoe calls for help—the Daring Dragon has become obsessed with flying after watching a man on a flying trapeze and won't stop crashing into her home. When the dragon's homemade wings fail, Bingo and Glum set out with him and a mysterious Pretty Polly (who has the power to transform into a fly by night) to find a magician who might grant the dragon's wish. Their quest through the Black Forest leads to an unexpected magical twist that solves the old woman's problem in the most surprising way.
In the goofy kingdom of King Goofus the Worst, a musical young Whifflesnort receives a mysterious Red-Hot Music Roll instead of his usual marshmallow-wrapped tunes, launching him on a wild adventure to bring this enchanting newcomer before the king. When a dastardly bandit intercepts the Music Roll, the determined Whifflesnort must navigate a cascade of mishaps—from encounters with a friendly gas pump to a catastrophic candy explosion—to rescue his prize. It's a delightfully surreal romp through a candy-coated fantasy world where music, mischief, and marshmallow reign supreme.
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Reprinted in Perfect Nonsense: The Chaotic Comics and Goofy Games of George Carlson #[nn] (2014)
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