New Funnies #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"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.
In "Birthday Thief," Hi-yah’s pride in his hunting prowess leads him down a slippery path when he steals Oswald’s fish, Grizzly’s bearskin coat, and even Mrs. Possum’s birthday cakes—only to be caught and quietly brought back into line by the quiet, collective disapproval of the group. The story captures a moment of mischievous rebellion and gentle correction in a world where animals live by their own rules, and even the smallest act of selfishness has its consequence.
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Reprinted in Omar Super-Book of Comics #20 (1946)
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