Little Miss Sunbeam Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLittle Miss Sunbeam visits an amusement park and encounters a "Funny Mirrors" attraction where she and other children see distorted reflections. In a separate story, "Toothy Snyder, Delivery Boy," Toothy agrees to watch his cousin's son Franklin while babysitting, but Franklin causes chaos by knocking over grocery deliveries, bowling pins, and food items during Toothy's attempts to keep him entertained. Another story features an adventure involving a wrecked altimeter and a crash landing in a mountain country, where characters including Cousin Jim encounter mysterious figures and discover they are lost a thousand miles from nowhere.
When Sunny and her friend Munch are kidnapped by outlaws at Uncle Teddy's Western ranch, they escape into the mountains only to encounter a mysterious talking stone horse who offers them shelter and cryptic guidance. As they flee deeper into the wilderness, the children uncover a dangerous secret about the ranch—and discover that their strange equine helper may not be what he seems. With danger closing in and unlikely allies appearing from unexpected places, Sunny must use her wits to protect her uncle's land and survive the ordeal.
When a pair of armed robbers attempt a stick-up at Gus's grocery store, the grocer decides it's time to take matters into his own hands—with hilariously chaotic results. This 1950 humor tale follows Gus through an escalating series of wild mishaps as he fights back against the criminals in the most unpredictable ways possible.
When fierce Kiowa raiders threaten a wagon train rolling along the Santa Fe Trail in 1838, a group of skilled mountain men arrives to help defend against the attack. Kit Carson steps up to lead the riflemen in a desperate stand against overwhelming odds, proving himself a natural fighter and earning the gratitude of Captain Blunt and his caravan.
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