Jingle Jangle Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology featuring multiple stories, including "Little Tommy Squawk," in which the mischievous boy encounters characters from a fairytale land and learns a lesson about gratitude, and "Bingo's Frolics in Fairytale Land," where Bingo returns from a magical realm as a changed character. The issue also contains stories of "Toothless Scarecrow," "The Tamed Wildflower," "Gup and His Gremlins," "Don Gone Loco," "Bottleneck and Widget," "Hortense," and "The Lovable Brat," with "Gup and his Gremlins" prominently featured on the cover involving the magical creatures and village characters.
When mischievous Gup and his gremlins sneak into a family's home looking for trouble, they turn an ordinary night into complete chaos—ruining the roast, raiding the icebox, and generally making a mess of things while Junior and his dog King try to catch them. This hectic tale of household mayhem shows how easily these pesky pixies can turn innocent accidents into situations that land Junior in hot water with his parents. Will Junior manage to prove who's really responsible for all the gremlin-caused trouble?
Tommy Squawk, a pint-sized adventurer recently pardoned by Queen Liz, agrees to track down Sir Walter Rally in America—a man the Queen once helped years ago before he vanished seeking cleaning fluid. With the aid of a boisterous western explorer named Spaniel Spoone, Tommy ventures across the Atlantic to solve the mystery. This rollicking 1943 tale from *Jingle Jangle Comics* #3 delivers laughs and hijinks as Tommy chases down his quarry through a series of wild encounters.
Don Gone Loco dreams up a knightly adventure that becomes hilariously real when a challenge to duel appears right on his bed—and his hapless sidekick Satchel Pan gets roped into helping the boss pursue his noble quest to rescue the fair Lady Dooley from a monster's castle. Between missed sword swings, confused encounters, and Satchel's bumbling good intentions, this wild romp spins from slapstick swordplay to unexpected romance, all wrapped up in the kind of madcap energy that only a fever dream can deliver.
When Hortense tumbles into a fish bowl, she discovers that her friend Goldy has been robbed of his prized gold coat by the villainous Black Molly—and the thief's hidden it in Davey Jones' Locker, guarded by a fearsome Devil Fish. Teaming up with the quick-witted Urchin, Hortense sets out to recover the stolen treasure and outsmart the underwater crooks in this 1943 adventure from Jingle Jangle Comics.
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