Monkeyshines Comics #14

Nutty Squirrel's unconventional approach to panhandling takes a hilarious turn when a curious passerby discovers that the scrappy squirrel isn't asking for spare change to buy coffee—he's got much more ambitious (and oddly specific) plans for his donations. This quick, clever gag from 1947 proves that even when times are tough, Nutty's logic is unmistakably his own.

A generous farmer fox discovers his home repeatedly robbed and decides to leave food out for a hungry thief—only to have the miscreant return again and again, growing bolder and more gluttonous with each raid. When the farmer sets a clever trap using a narrowed doorway, greed finally catches up with the culprit, teaching a lesson about the cost of prioritizing appetite over integrity. This 1947 fable delivers humor and morality in equal measure.

Harry the Horse takes on a job with a road gang, but when a superstitious rabbit declines work over an absurd scheduling concern, Harry finds himself drawn into a series of increasingly chaotic schemes—including a toy mouse that wreaks hilarious havoc. This 1947 humor tale from Monkeyshines Comics spins one mishap after another as the workman's day spirals into mayhem.

In a quirky 1947 slice of small-town chaos, Marmaduke tunes in to the radio and panics over a rumored food shortage, rushing to Dogface’s shop in a frantic bid to stock up—only to find the store bare, not even a lock for the door in sight.