Li'l Rascal Twins #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an anthology issue containing at least two stories. "Li'l Rascal Twins" features the twins attempting to make their town quieter after the mayor complains about noise, leading them to go outside and engage in various noisy activities that ironically contradict their goal. The issue also includes "Sighko the Mouse," a prose story about a well-bred laboratory mouse born at State University who learns about the outside world from an old mouse named Whiskers and discovers the dangers and differences between his sheltered life and the broader world beyond the laboratory.
When two kids can't afford tickets to the circus, they decide to put on their own free show to drum up some fun—but their homemade spectacle accidentally becomes competition for the real circus in town. The circus owner discovers their free act is keeping customers away, leading to a clever bargain that turns the tables in the most unexpected way. By the end, our enterprising pair finds themselves enjoying the circus after all, having earned their way in through some resourceful showmanship.
Lil Tomboy and Lil Genius arrive in the Brazilian jungle with their Uncle Ben, a sportsman and artist, for what should be a quiet visit—but the twins turn a harmless prank into a wild chain reaction when they mistake friendly locals for party guests and accidentally spark a tribal conflict. This five-page romp proves that even in the remote jungle, these rascals know how to turn a dull afternoon into absolute chaos.
When the Twins agree to baby-sit little Lockhead while his mother steps out, they discover the toddler has an adventurous streak—and a talent for climbing to places that would make any parent's heart skip a beat. As Lockhead scrambles higher and higher, from trees to bridges to towers, the Twins find themselves in a desperate chase to bring him safely back down before disaster strikes.
The Lil' Rascal Twins hear the mayor's call for a quieter town and set out to help — but each well-meaning attempt to shush noisy neighbors seems to backfire louder than the last. When they try stopping a stranger's hiccups and sneezers with a scare, they end up encountering the mayor himself and discover that their efforts to clean up the town's noise have been noticed in a very unexpected way.
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