Jingle Jangle Comics #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJingle Jangle Comics #29 is an anthology issue featuring multiple stories. One story follows the Sultan's messenger Oswald, who goes missing just before the Sultan's big show, prompting a search that involves looking through a large paper bag in the palace garden. Another story, "Madam Queen The Clever Bee," depicts the bee kingdom's crisis when they can no longer obtain pollen due to conflict with garden flowers, and the Queen devises a plan to send bee squads to a deserted valley to gather pollen and maintain their honey production. A third story features a character named Snoodles searching for Princess Pannetella's lost crown, which turns up in a baker's grocery basket, leading to further adventures involving mistaken identities and food-related mishaps.
When Bingo and his gnome friend Glum discover that the talking cat Puss-in-Boots has lost her voice, they journey to Larynx Bay to retrieve it—battling their way through a strange creature's interior to save a fairytale in peril. With help from unexpected allies and a scheming adversary, the pair race to restore Puss's ability to speak before a crucial marriage can no longer take place.
In the city of Rag-Bhag during the reign of Sultan Whoozis, the renowned flea trainer Alla Bamma operates a spectacular flea circus with forty talented performers—but when his star flea Oswald jumps a bit too high and disappears, Alla must search the city to reunite his troupe before an important royal performance. What unfolds is a wild chase through the streets involving stolen payroll, mistaken identities, and a showdown with unexpected allies that tests whether Alla can recover both his missing performer and the Sultan's fortune.
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