Our Gang Comics #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Modern Art," Mooseface’s envy of Barney’s garden leads him into a prank that backfires when Benny turns the tables with a clever ruse about Old Man Cougar’s hidden fortune on Mooseface’s land. Written and drawn by Carl Barks in his signature style, this 1947 Dell classic blends slapstick humor with a touch of mischief, all framed by Walt Kelly’s expressive cover art.
In "Barney's Garden," Mooseface's envy of Barney's thriving plot leads him to sabotage it under false pretenses, only for Benny to quietly turn the tables by planting a clever rumor about Old Man Cougar’s hidden fortune on Mooseface’s land. The story unfolds with playful mischief and animal antics, as secrets and schemes bloom like weeds in the summer heat.
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Reprinted in Barks Bear Book #[nn] (1979), Tom & Jerry #6/1985 (1985)
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