Peter Cottontail #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePeter Cottontail encounters Doc Puck and a magician who attempts to turn Peter into a ducktail ship, leading to chaos when Peter's flapping disturbs the peace and results in his arrest. Later, Peter and his friends discover that Old Mr. Wolf has been growing vegetables in his garden, and when the wolf sets up a scarecrow to protect his crops, Peter devises a plan to place a crow on it to scare away birds. However, the scheme backfires when a young girl in a red cloak who passes through the garden daily begins eating the vegetables herself, and Peter realizes the scarecrow has proven ineffective against her appetite, leaving him to explain the situation to the frustrated wolf.
Peter Cottontail is unexpectedly chosen to appear on a quiz show, much to his surprise and Moxie’s delight. With Moxie as his manager, Peter undergoes a frantic crash course in trivia—only to discover the show rewards silly, wrong answers, not knowledge.
A young dog named Rudolph the Pup is startled by a little bee buzzing near him, prompting him to try scaring it away with his big teeth and a dramatic click. After a moment of hesitation, he realizes the bee isn’t a threat and decides to let it stay.
In "Cry Wolf," Peter Cottontail is reunited with Honeybunny after she panics, claiming she’s been followed by a fearsome wolf. Though Peter initially tries to play the hero, his bravado quickly falters when he realizes the wolf is no ordinary threat — and his solution is far more clever than brute force.
Buster and Brownie Bear are excited for the World Series but only have enough money for one ticket, leading to a debate over who should go. When Buster suggests getting a television set to watch it at home, Brownie points out the cost is too high—until they realize they can just watch the game from a hill with a simple TV aerial, making the expensive set unnecessary.
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Reprinted in Peter Cottontail Three Dimensional Comics #1 (1954), Speedy Rabbit #1 (1958), Speedy Rabbit #14 (1963)
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