Peter Panda #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Long Live the King," Jimmy, Jane, and Peter find themselves adrift when Jimmy unties their float, leading to an unexpected journey beneath the waves and into King Neptune’s underwater city—where Jimmy learns a surprising lesson. This 1956 DC adventure, illustrated by Rube Grossman in both art and inks, features a whimsical tale of sea-faring mishaps and undersea wonders, with a cover by Grossman that captures the story’s playful spirit.
In "Long Live the King," Jimmy, Jane, and Peter drift out to sea when Jimmy unties their float, leading them to King Neptune’s underwater city—where Jimmy learns a surprising lesson beneath the waves. The story unfolds with gentle wonder, blending adventure and whimsy in a timeless tale from Peter Panda #20 (1956).
In "Standing Guard," Stanley takes on his first real responsibility when his dad suggests he protect a single bushel of corn from crows. But when a clever crow outwits him, the whole crop vanishes—leaving Stanley to wonder if he’s truly up to the task.
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Reprinted in Foxie #135 (1967)
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