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New Funnies #74

Apr 1943 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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“On Cannibal Island”

"On Cannibal Island" in New Funnies #74 (1943) delivers a zany, high-spirited adventure from writer Gaylord Du Bois, where Hi-yah’s impulsive antics take a wild turn when he’s caught red-handed stealing birthday treats—only to be outmaneuvered by the quiet, looming presence of Grizzly. With a mischievous streak and a knack for trouble, Hi-yah’s journey from boastful prankster to reluctant peacekeeper unfolds in a tale of humor and consequence, all set against the whimsical backdrop of a forest community with a very particular sense of justice.

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Hi-yah, taking offense, intends to boycott Oswald's proposed change of venue for his birthday party. Hi-yah praises his own hunting skill after he lifts Grizzly's seemingly abandoned bearskin coat of fur and recovers his own canoe filled with Toby and Oswald's catch of fish, but after he makes off with Mrs. Possum's birthday cakes he is found out with his swag and mends his ways, like a naughty child yielding to his peers' morally authorotative implied threat of force by aggrieved Grizzly.

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