Our Gang Comics #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Barney the Landscape Painter," Walt Kelly delivers a delightfully absurd twist in Our Gang Comics #28, where a seemingly simple horse heist on Bruiser Connor's showboat spirals into chaos when Ace and Lucky accidentally snatch a pantomime horse—only to discover Red and Froggie inside. With Kelly's signature wit and expressive art, this 1946 Dell classic blends slapstick mischief with a playful surprise, all drawn and lettered by the legendary creator himself, whose hand is unmistakable on every page and on the cover by Walt Kelly.
In "null," a prize horse aboard Bruiser Connor's showboat becomes the unlikely centerpiece of a misfired heist when Ace and Lucky set out to steal it for Doctor Bullard and his man Jake—only to accidentally snatch a pantomime horse that's actually hiding Red and Froggie inside. The story unfolds with the kind of slapstick tension and clever misdirection that defines the charm of Our Gang Comics, where even the most straightforward plan can unravel in the most unexpected ways.
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Reprinted in Barks Bear Book #[nn] (1979), Tom & Jerry #12/1984 (1984), Walt Kelly's Our Gang #4 (2010)
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