Our Gang Comics #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gumball Baseball," Barney’s sudden decision to sell his house sets off a chain of mishaps when he can’t find a new one—until Benny steps in with a uniquely chaotic solution, sparking a showdown between Mooseface and the house’s new buyer. Written and drawn by Carl Barks, this 1947 classic blends slapstick humor and small-town antics with the signature charm of the Our Gang Comics series. The cover by Walt Kelly captures the scene’s zany energy, perfectly framing the issue’s lighthearted chaos.
In "Barney Sells His House," the usually steady Barney makes a sudden decision to part with his home, only to find himself unexpectedly houseless in a world that seems to have no room for him. When Benny steps in with a clever (if chaotic) plan, things take a turn as a showdown brews between Mooseface and the new buyer—leaving Barney caught in the middle of a very furry feud.
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Reprinted in Barks Bear Book #[nn] (1979), Tom & Jerry #5/1985 (1985)
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