Raggedy Ann + Andy #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "In the Children's Zoo on Sunday Morning," Walt Kelly brings his signature whimsy to a charming collection of classic nursery rhymes and playful verse, rendered in his distinctive, expressive style. From "Hot Cross Buns" to "The Lion and the Unicorn," each short story unfolds like a gentle, illustrated memory, perfect for young readers and collectors alike. The full-page artwork and rhythmic storytelling make this 1947 Dell comic a delightful slice of mid-century charm, with cover by Walt Kelly.
In a whimsical 1947 tale from *Raggedy Ann + Andy #10*, Jumbo the toy elephant and Roly-Poly the toy clown flee their home after being replaced by newer toys, only to find unexpected purpose when Wun Lee gathers them into a makeshift circus with Mr. Bam, a toy soldier. Together, they perform under the big top—until a daring robbery shakes their newfound family, setting off a race to reclaim what was stolen.
In this playful 1947 installment of *Raggedy Ann + Andy*, classic nursery rhymes get a whimsical twist with original spins on "Hector Protector," "The Little Cock Sparrow," and "The Lion and the Unicorn," all brought to life in a charming, child-friendly style. With simple, typeset letters and a nostalgic charm, each short tale reimagines familiar verses with gentle humor and a touch of animal mischief.
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