Peter Rabbit #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePeter and his friends embark on a rocket trip to the moon, discussing whether they'll make it back in time for lunch. After various comedic mishaps involving Daisy, Cicero, and Chuck, the group encounters a wolf named Ysengrin who begs for food from a sly reynard (fox), leading into a separate fable about Reynard and Bruin the Bear. The issue concludes with Peter's friend Timmy chasing after a mouse called Cicero, whose name causes confusion and chaos throughout the garden.
When Peter Rabbit arrives to meet Dazy at the stagecoach, a reckless youngster's fireworks spoil the reunion, sending the horses into a panicked stampede that leaves both characters stranded in unfamiliar desert country. Peter must navigate capture by a local chief, dwindling resources, and escalating danger to rescue Dazy and find their way home—armed with nothing but quick thinking and the very fireworks that started the whole mess.
Peter Rabbit's got a date on his mind—he picks some daisies for a young woman named Dazy, but his romantic gesture backfires when another fellow named Chuck shows up with the same idea, leading to a comedy of errors over who'll win her affection. With misunderstandings, jealousy, and a new car in the mix, Peter's got his work cut out for him to set things right.
When a young animal joins a traveling medicine show wagon headed west, he helps the Professor hawk his dubious pain killer to eager townsfolk—until a town brawl goes wrong and he finds himself framed for trouble. Now saddled with the Professor's business and a case of mistaken identity involving a notorious outlaw, our hero must use his wits to outmaneuver crooks, a skeptical sheriff, and his own muddled circumstances before the real Two-Gun Gatson shows up.
Cicero spots a beautiful new neighbor moving in next door and, with help from his scheming friend Timmy, attempts to impress her with acrobatic stunts—but his clumsy efforts keep backfiring spectacularly. As Cicero's mishaps pile up and frustration mounts, Timmy uses the chaos to his advantage, leading to a payoff where blackmail trumps romance.
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